tags with this value --docTemplate file to be used instead of default pandoc template --version output version and exit ## Examples As basic as it gets. Convert a single file to html. This will output `readme.html`. ```bash $> markitdown readme.md ``` Convert the markdown files in the `./docs` directory to html and put the output in the `./docsweb` directory. ```bash $> markitdown ./docs --output-path ./docsweb ``` Convert a single file to html, but insert html content into the top of the page. Useful for common navigation, headers, logos, etc. ```bash $> markitdown readme.md --header ./header.html ``` ## Sample output Wouldn't that be nice! Will add some to the gh-pages branch in the future.

# markitdown A thin wrapper around pandoc to help you convert markdown into web pages. ## Dependencies 1. Node.js (http://nodejs.org/) 2. Pandoc (http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/installing.html) ## Install ```bash $> npm install markitdown -g ``` ## Usage Convert markdown to html courtesy of pandoc. Files will be written with the same name and a .html exension Usage: markitdown inputFile.md Options: --output-path Output path. --head file to be included in --header file to be included just after opening --footer file to be included just before end of --title prepend tags with this value --docTemplate file to be used instead of default pandoc template --version output version and exit ## Examples As basic as it gets. Convert a single file to html. This will output `readme.html`. ```bash $> markitdown readme.md ``` Convert the markdown files in the `./docs` directory to html and put the output in the `./docsweb` directory. ```bash $> markitdown ./docs --output-path ./docsweb ``` Convert a single file to html, but insert html content into the top of the page. Useful for common navigation, headers, logos, etc. ```bash $> markitdown readme.md --header ./header.html ``` ## Sample output Wouldn't that be nice! Will add some to the gh-pages branch in the future.