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Yes, in shell, but requiring 'comrak', whatever that is. I also generate[0] html[1] from markdown for my vimwiki. [0]: https://github.com/tasuki/vitwiki/blob/m
by tasuki 9mo ago
Yes, in shell, but requiring 'comrak', whatever that is. I also generate[0] html[1] from markdown for my vimwiki.
[0]: https://github.com/tasuki/vitwiki/blob/master/build.sh https://github.com/tasuki/vitwiki/blob/master/build.sh
[1]: https://wiki.tasuki.org/ https://wiki.tasuki.org/
- hkt 9mo agohttps://github.com/kivikakk/comrak https://github.com/kivikakk/comrak - common mark renderer I do somewhat wonder why not pandoc, but it is still an interesting project
- MallocVoidstar 9mo agopandoc is big (nearly 200MB binary on Debian) and does far more than just Markdown -> HTML
- tasuki 9mo agoWow I never knew pandoc was 200MB! It's only a 26MB download, but 200MB binary is kind of insane... It is by far the biggest binary I have in `/usr/bin/` (the second being `blender` at 90MB - understandable I guess! - and the third being `stack` at 75MB - haskell again!)
- aashvik 9mo agoPandoc is awesome, but it has a huge binary and (just tested) is nearly thirty times slower than comrak!