Standalone editor for your local markdown files
Installation
To install the latest stable version from Pypi :
$ pip install markdown-editor
Usage
$ markdown_edit README.md
It will open the editor in your browser :
screenshot
Features
Side-by-side markdown editor & html preview
Live, when you type html preview
Codehilite & markdown extra syntax support by default
Github syntax support
Github styles for rendering and codehilite
Scrollbars sync
Dependencies
Markdown
Pygments
Bottle
pymdown-extensions
Other usage examples
Launch editor without input file for testing :
$ markdown_edit
Edit markdown file and save both markdown and html outputs :
$ markdown_edit -f README.html README.md
Extensible
You can import this script as a module to write your own applications based on the markdown editor.
example :
from markdown_editor import web_edit
from markdown_editor.editor import MarkdownDocument
# ...
MY_HTML_HEAD = 'Editor title'
def action_send(document):
send_markdown_text(document.text)
# or
send_raw_html_code(document.getHtml())
# or
send_html_with_styles(document.getHtmlPage())
return html_to_display_as_result, keep_running_local_server
if __name__ == '__main__:
doc = MarkdownDocument()
web_edit.start(doc,
custom_actions=[
('Send', action_send),
],
title=MY_HTML_HEAD)
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