NAME

md2term - Markdown parser for highlights and colors in terminal.

DESCRIPTION

md2term was created to be a markdown parser for short texts (less than 30 lines) that could be used in terminal presentations (text slides) and, at the same time, able to be correctly visualized by other parsers on websites (GitHub, GitLab, etc). The script can also be used satisfactorily to view other texts in markdown, as long as its limitations are observed.

SYNOPSIS

md2term [OPTIONS] -f FILE

OPTIONS

-b CHARACTER   List marker character.

-c             Clears the terminal before displaying text.

-i SPACES     Indentation of lists, codes and citations in spaces.

-k VALUE       Keep hash marks in titles:

               0=Discard all 1=Keep all 2=Only in title 1

-m SPACES     Ident from left margin in spaces.

-p             Load a pager (less).

-s FILE     Alternative color scheme.

-t LINES      Top offset in lines.

-h             Show this help.

VALID MARKINGS

BLOCKS

Code blocks must be marked at the beginning of the line!

Code block

```
CODE BLOCK
```
    

Unordered lists

- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
    

Ordered lists

1. Item 1
1. Item 2
1. Item 3
    

Quotes/notes

> The text of the quote or note.
    

Force line break

Paragraphs, list items, and quotes can \
have lines broken where desired \
using backslashes.
    

LIMITATIONS

•

Does not interpret nested lists (sub-items) correctly.

•

Long line breaks can happen in the middle of words, but you can work around the problem by specifying where they should happen in the source text (this is a valid GFM markdown markup).

•

Using the -c and -p options together can lead to buffer redraw problems in less.

•

Links are just visual representations using the markup label (not the URL). If you prefer the URL, it can be used as a label or written as plain text (most terminals interpret URLs as links).

LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2022 Blau Araujo <blau@debxp.org>

GPLv3+ License: GNU GPL version 3 or later <https://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>

This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.

THERE IS NO WARRANTY, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Developed by Blau Araujo and Romeu Alfa