Quarkdown: Markdown with Superpowers
Quarkdown is an open-source Markdown tool for creating slides, books, and documents from one source. It supports CommonMark, function calls, customizable layouts, and various data formats, with ongoing development.
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Quarkdown is a versatile Markdown tool that allows users to create various document types, including slides, books, and plain documents, all from a single source code. It adheres to CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown specifications, making it user-friendly for those familiar with Markdown. Quarkdown supports extensive functions from its standard library, enabling users to call functions directly within their Markdown code. It also offers full layout control, allowing for customizable row alignment and text size. Users can include multiple files in a project, import functions from these files, and utilize various data formats, including code and CSV. The tool enhances standard Markdown with features like TeX formulas and intuitive error handling. Quarkdown is open-source and still in development, with stable features for slides but ongoing work for paged documents. Future plans include tutorials and documentation to assist users.
- Quarkdown allows the creation of slides, books, and plain documents from a single source.
- It follows CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown specifications for ease of use.
- Users can call functions and customize layouts directly within their Markdown code.
- The tool supports multi-file projects and various data formats, enhancing its versatility.
- Quarkdown is open-source and in development, with plans for future tutorials and documentation.
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17 commentsOr, maybe I'm just an old and ornery programmer who frequently says in his head "GET TO THE POINT!"
[0]: https://github.com/iamgio/quarkdown?tab=readme-ov-file#compa...
I'm on Firefox.
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to from:
\*Hello, .to\* from .from!
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No Hell No , You don't need that in a markdown-like doc. If you want that just use HTML with js. or MDSvex .
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