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markdown-server 0.1.4
A simple markdown server.
License: MIT License
Keywords: web,markdown

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Markdown Server
===============

Markdown-server is a simple web application.
It converts markdown file to HTML and response by `text/html`.

How to use
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Runtime Environment
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:Python:        3.7
:pip:           19.1.1


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Library Dependencies
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See `requirements.txt`.

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Just try
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Start server
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You don't need any special preparation to try to start server. Just execute below commands.

::

    $ git clone https://github.com/ohbarye/markdown-server
    $ cd markdown-server
    $ virtualenv .venv
    $ source .venv/bin/activate
    (.venv)$ pip install -r requirements.txt
    (.venv)$ markdownserver
        Bottle v0.12.8 server starting up (using WSGIRefServer())...
        Listening on http://localhost:8009/

Or, you can install from PyPi.

::

    (.venv)$ pip install markdown-server
    (.venv)$ markdownserver
        Bottle v0.12.8 server starting up (using WSGIRefServer())...
        Listening on http://localhost:8009/


If server start up successfully, browse below URL and check the converted result.

::

    $ open http://localhost:8009/sample.md

Only Conversion
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Additionally, You can use the conversion function alone.

::

    (.venv)$ convert source_md_file target_html_file

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Do as you like
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- Markdown server purvey `http://host/[file_name]` URL. This corresponds to `resources/markdown/[file_name]`.You can put any markdown file here.

- Converted file will be placed to `resources/html` directory. Generated html file includes CSS so it's ease to distribute.

- Environment variables like *host name* or *port number* are set in `env.py`. Edit arbitrarily.

    ::

        ms_port        = '8009'
        ms_host        = 'localhost'


- The default markdown engine is Github flavored Markdown. If you want to use another style, add CSS and edit `env.py`.

    ::

        css_name       = 'github.css'
        markdown_type  = 'gfm'