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agregore-markdown-site-generator
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Generate static HTML websites from markdown using the same style as Agregore's markdown extension
Generate static HTML websites from markdown using the same style as Agregore's markdown extension
heading
is used as the HTML document titleparagraph
is used as the HTML document description
meta tagYou can render out all .md
files a directory using the CLI tool and npx.
npx agregore-markdown-site-generator ./
You can optionally specify a second parameter for the output directory.
npx agregore-markdown-site-generator ./input ./output
You can also optionally specify a theme.json
file to customizing the them for the generated HTML files.
{
"font-family": "system-ui",
"background": "var(--ag-color-black)",
"text": "var(--ag-color-white)",
"primary": "var(--ag-color-purple)",
"secondary": "var(--ag-color-green)",
"indent": "16px",
"max-width": "666px"
}
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Generate static HTML websites from markdown using the same style as Agregore's markdown extension
The npm package agregore-markdown-site-generator receives a total of 23 weekly downloads. As such, agregore-markdown-site-generator popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that agregore-markdown-site-generator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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