ck:markdown-novel-viewer

You can read local Markdown files like a book by hosting them through a local HTTP reader that renders .md content into a focused, themed HTML page with serif typography and an auto-hiding header.

Yes, rendering mermaid diagrams during Markdown documentation preview is supported. The reader converts fenced mermaid code blocks into visual diagrams and displays readable errors with source preview if rendering fails.

To browse a directory of Markdown files with phase navigation, the reader provides directory browsing with clickable links and detects plan.md structures to generate an accordion sidebar with previous and next navigation across phases.

Yes, npm dependencies are required to preview Markdown files locally. You need the marked, highlight.js, and gray-matter packages installed to support rendering, syntax highlighting, and frontmatter parsing.

The best way to handle file paths securely when hosting a local Markdown reader is to use secure file-path handling for /view and /browse routes, preventing unauthorized directory traversal outside your intended content folder.

Yes, the local Markdown reader supports syntax highlighting for code blocks. It uses the highlight.js dependency to render fenced code snippets with appropriate syntax coloring within the themed HTML output.