markdown-to-html | Markdown to HTML converter
kandi X-RAY | markdown-to-html Summary
kandi X-RAY | markdown-to-html Summary
This is a converter from Markdown to HTML with advanced support for Markdown tables and GFM syntax highlighting. This package relies on markdown2 for converting basic Markdown to HTML and pygments to support code to HTML conversion for syntax highlighting. The default (and, currently, only) theme for this package is Monokai. You can find a sample of a site generated from this package at
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- Create HTML segment .
- Create a nav page
- Create a new head .
- Run lexer .
- Return the lexer for the given syntax .
- Get the syntax for a given code .
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md2html ...
usage: md2html [-h] [-s SITE] [-n NAV] ...
convert Markdown to HTML
positional arguments:
files files to be converted to HTML
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s SITE, --s
md2html -s meta.yml ...
title: page title
author: page author
description: page description
navigation:
nav_title: navigation menu title
links:
- title: link name
url: HTML file path
- title: ...
url: ...
...
nav_title: navigation menu title
links:
- title: link name
url: HTML file path
- title: ...
url: ...
...
Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I often create fairly large dashboards with R Markdown. Every time I create a new output (e.g., a new chunk containing an additional table or chart), I want to check for any display issues. My current workflow for doing this is slow for two reasons:
- I want to test in the browser, but there doesn't seem to be an option to knit a document directly to the browser, so I have to knit to the default window and then click "Open in Browser" (see also here When knitting RMarkdown to HTML with RStudio, is it possible to view directly in browser, instead than previewing in a window?);
- I do not know of a way to only knit a subset of chunks. For example, is there a way to knit in "test" mode, whereby only certain marked chunks are knitted?
Thanks for any advice.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 11:27To answer your workflow questions
rmarkdown::run("filename.Rmd", shiny_args = list(launch.browser = TRUE))
is what you can use, which uses a shiny argument, which will render your Rmarkdown file and send it directly to the browser when ran. answer found here
- in your chunks, you want the
eval=FALSE
/eval=TRUE
which tells R to evaluate the chunk or not. You can also useecho=FALSE
to hide code in the chunk from displaying. Rstudio has added a GUI option to easily select these options with a click of a mouse
Where only the selected chunk I chose to knit, was actually knitted(1 plot instead of 2.
QUESTION
I am working with the R programming language. I am trying to replicate the interactive "dashboard" from this website here: https://beta.rstudioconnect.com/jjallaire/htmlwidgets-rbokeh-iris/htmlwidgets-rbokeh-iris.html
First, I ran this code to access the "flexdashboard template maker" :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 21:10I think I was able to figure out the problem. I copy and pasted this code into the RMD editor and the dashboard works!
QUESTION
The standard process for converting MD to HTML in Gatsby is for complete files on the local system.
I need to convert a specific field, NOT a file. The top related question is this one, but as you can see that is using Contentful, which now provides a plugin to solve it.
The API I am using (Airtable) is returning a field that contains Markdown.
The recommended solution is to convert using a resolver...but I cannot fully understand the Gatsby docs on the topic.
The error I see when building is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 08:42After a nice chat with @rmcsharry, we confirmed that you'd need to create the type first.
QUESTION
I use an NPM library to parse markdown to HTML like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-04 at 12:55Actually creating a writable file-stream and piping the markdown to this stream should work just fine. Try it with:
QUESTION
First of all, I think this is more of a Linux issue as the problem seems to be on a linux-flavoured Docker container, but I'm happy to accept that I can do something to the team city config to overcome this.
I'm also not very experienced with Linux, Docker or node/npm, though I do have a lot of development experience and am very comfortable with command line interfaces in general.
BackgroundWe currently have Team City set up as a build server, for building a variety of projects:
- .Net Framework,
- .Net Core
- Angular CLI
- A couple of simple websites which use node packages to generate HTML from Markdown.
The server is running as a Docker container using Docker for Windows on a Windows Server box, and this is working well.
We have one Windows 10 Build agent (a VM) which is also working fine, and builds all the .Net and .Net Core stuff fine.
The simple docs site stuff primarily uses the markdown-to-html node package, so its build steps simply get all the source .md files and compile to html with markdown-to-html, plus use some other npm packages for SASS compilation and minification of js etc. No actual node code as such, just some jQuery. In order to not tie up the other agent, and because this stuff can run happily on Linux, I want to have this running on a small docker image rather than a full VM build agent somewhere.
I previously successfully used a node.js team city agent docker image (either jacobpeddk/teamcity-agent-nodejs
or omez/teamcity-agent-nodejs
- can't recall) which did work for a time, though I had issues with being able to install some npm packages globally in build scripts, which meant I had to get a bash terminal into the container and run some manual npm commands. I also I think had to run apt-get install zip
to get a zipping step to work. This worked fine for a while (weeks).
I added some extra JS stuff to one of these simple projects, and suddenly I was getting errors when trying to build. I (perhaps stupidly) decided that this was probably due to the container having older versions of node and/or npm etc, so I attempted to update this by getting a bash shell into the container, installing nvm and updating node.js & npm.
This ended up with a rather broken container (node errors), so I thought I'd instead start again, but actually start with the jetbrains/minimal-build-agent
Docker image instead, with the aim of ending up with a nice bespoke image for our needs specifically (as I couldn't find a very up-to-date pre-existing one)
I've running a Bash shell directly on the build agent container by executing this on the host:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-05 at 09:33I have no idea why this happens, but I've basically worked around the problem by adding:
export PATH=$PATH:/root/.nvm/versions/node/v8.11.1/bin
to the top of every build step that uses npm in a script. To my mind this seems a rather daft thing to have to do - considering this used to work without this, and the only real difference is possibly a slightly different flavour of linux container. AFAIK the original build agent container was based on the jetbrains minimal-build-agent one, so unless they've changed what they base that on it should be roughly the same...
I also had to change the compressor being used in a node-minify build step from gcc (google closure compiler) to babel-minify as the former was basically hanging indefinitely, but that is a separate problem (though also something that was fine and now isn't...)
Thanks to anyone who took the time to read... though I do wonder if one-day I'll exhaust my own research options, and finally go ask the internet and actually get someone respond - for some reason whenever I get to the point where I have to ask, it always seems no-one else has the answer either and I end up having to work it out myself. It's probably character-building though I suppose.. (this isn't just SO - I've found this be the case for over 15 years on various forums about various things...)
QUESTION
I am attempting to create a Markdown-to-HTML parser. I am trying to use regex expressions to match an input string that may or may not contain HTML tags and whitespace/newlines. I have encountered an interesting case that I do not at all understand.
My regex expression is regex = /\*([\w\s]+|<.+>)\*/g
.
The following works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-11 at 05:01This should work for your purpose:
QUESTION
I am trying to have a dropdown in readme.md file and show code in that expandable area.
For md files I have seen people using ``` which worked for me.
Below links were useful in showing tabular data using md files and lots of other stuff:-
https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet
https://github.com/tchapi/markdown-cheatsheet/blob/master/README.md
For showing a dropdown I found that using details tag with summary works:-
Collapsible header in Markdown to html
I am trying to update the md file and have some code shown in
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-11 at 11:28The solution for this problem is the 'run code snippet'
QUESTION
In order to translate my angular 4 app I'm trying to launch
..../node_modules/.bin/ng-xi18n from the root directory but I'm facing a problem and here is my log :
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-22 at 01:14When you see Error Unknown compiler option 'files'
for TypeScript project, it is most likely that your tsconfig.json
is incorrect.
You probably have:
QUESTION
I am using the procedure hash-set
to set a value in a hash?
. It seems to require the hash to be immutable?
. So far I could not find a better way to transform a mutable hash into an immutable hash than the following:
(make-immutable-hash (hash->list myhash))
The hash is some yaml
, which I am reading from a file and the yaml
module gives me a mutable hash. For example I have the following code:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-17 at 23:27If the hash is mutable to begin with, you can modify it directly using hash-set!
:
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