Check out the Markdown converter if you want to convert markdown into Doczen-compatible HTML
You can require it with Browserify
require('doczen').init()
or just include the file in your page:
<script src="/path/to/doczen/dist/doczen.js"></script>
<script> doczen.init() </script>
Doczen REPL's will intercept all console.log()'s, and display the results in the REPL
instead of in the browser console. If you absoultely need to get around this, you can use
window.top.log()
FAQs
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