Commentary
Commentary is a command line document conversion tool and pandoc filter that preserves native-style comments between Markdown and docx files.
Installation
pip install commentary
Basic Usage
echo 'Hello <!-- this is a comment --> world' > doc.md
# convert from md to docx using the CLI
commentary doc.md -o out.docx
# or invoke as a filter from pandoc
pandoc doc.md -F commentary-filter --wrap=none -o out.docx
# add metadata to your markdown comments
commentary doc.md -o doc.md
See documentation for full usage guide.
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