Meow
About
Meow is an editor-agnostic Markdown, reStructuredText and Textile live previewer. Once you save your file, the rendered HTML will automatically get reloaded in your favourite browser.
The Original Version is moo . Meow fork from moo ( commit history ), And add function of reStructuredText live previewer.
Installation
pip install meowRequirements
meow requires
Usage
Opens preview in browser with server listening on 3000:
meow --port 3000 your-doc.markdown
Export to HTML only:
meow -o exported.html your-doc.markdown
To specify file type:
meow --filetype rst README
RESTful API
Action |
HTTP Method |
Request URL |
Response Body |
|---|---|---|---|
Get preview |
GET |
http://localhost:<port> |
<Preview content> |
Get updated content |
POST |
http://localhost:<port>/update |
<Rendered body> |
Close server |
DELETE |
http://localhost:<port> |
See source files for more details.
License
(The MIT License)
Links
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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