What problem does it solve?
Converts Markdown content into HTML so documents, documentation sites, and templates render correctly in browsers and static site generators without manual rewriting or formatting errors. It removes the friction of handling different Markdown flavors, code block highlighting, math, tables, and raw HTML passthrough when producing web-ready output.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Single-file and batch conversion for turning README files, documentation pages, or content directories into HTML pages.
- Support for multiple processors and workflows including CLI tools, Node.js libraries, Go libraries, and Pandoc-style conversions.
- Rendering details such as fenced code blocks with language classes, tables, task lists, math rendering, collapsed sections, and optional sanitization for untrusted input.
- Use Case: Build a documentation site by converting a directory of Markdown posts into a styled HTML site, or integrate Markdown rendering into a development toolchain for previews and static site builds.
Quick Start
Convert the provided Markdown file to HTML and return a preview of the rendered HTML.