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html.md is a pure JavaScript library for converting HTML in to valid Markdown.

html.md can be used normally in any browser as well as in the node.js environment where it also provides a command line interface.

Install

Install from npm:

$ npm install html-md

Usage

Usage: md [options] [ -e html | file.html ] [arguments]

Options:
  -a, --absolute     always use absolute URLs for links
  -d, --debug        print additional debug information
  -e, --eval         pass a string from the command line as input
  -h, --help         display this help information
  -l, --long-ext     use long extension for Markdown files
  -o, --output DIR   set the output directory for converted Markdown
  -p, --print        print out the converted Markdown
  -v, --version      display the version number

Examples

Provide HTML to be converted and print it out into the terminal:

$ md -ep "I <b>love</b> <a href='https://github.com/neocotic/html.md'>html.md</a>"
I **love** [html.md](https://github.com/neocotic/html.md)

Convert HTML files and output them into another directory:

$ md -o ./markdown ./html/*.html

Convert all .html files in the current directory into .markdown files:

$ md -l .

Programmatically

md(html[, options]) is used primarily:

<script src="dist/md.min.js"></script>
<script>
  var markdown = md(document.querySelector('.content'))
  console.log(markdown)
</script>

Options

The following options are recognised by this method (all of which are optional);

Property	Description
absolute	All links are parsed with absolute URLs
debug	Prepends additional debug information to the Markdown output

Miscellaneous

md.noConflict() returns md in a no-conflict state, reallocating the md global variable name to its previous owner, where possible.

md.VERSION returns the current version.

Bugs

If you have any problems with this library or would like to see the changes currently in development you can do so here;

https://github.com/neocotic/html.md/issues

Questions?

Take a look at docs/md.html to get a better understanding of what the code is doing.

If that doesn't help, feel free to follow me on Twitter, @neocotic.

However, if you want more information or examples of using this library please visit the project's homepage;

http://neocotic.com/html.md