grip
Grip is a powerful command line tool used for previewing GitHub Markdown files locally before pushing them to a GitHub repository. It allows users to render and view markdown files with their preferred formatting on their local machine's web browser. Grip supports various features such as syntax highlighting, tables, mathematical equations, emoji, and task lists. The tool provides a way to quickly preview how the markdown file will look on GitHub, helping users ensure that their formatting and content are correct. It is simple to install Grip using pip, a package installer for Python, making it easily accessible for users on various operating systems. Grip can be used with any text editor or integrated development environment (IDE) to preview markdown files, enhancing the writing and editing experience. It automatically synchronizes the rendered content whenever modifications are made to the markdown file, providing real-time updates. Grip also supports custom style sheets, allowing users to personalize the appearance of the previewed markdown file. The tool is highly configurable with options to control the port number, cache duration, automatic browser opening, and more. Overall, Grip greatly simplifies the process of previewing GitHub markdown files locally, saving time and effort for developers and writers.
List of commands for grip:
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grip:tldr:12509 grip: Start the server and serve the rendered `README` file of a current directory.$ griptry on your machineexplain this command
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grip:tldr:480fd grip: Start the server and open the `README` file of the current directory in the browser.$ grip --browsertry on your machineexplain this command
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grip:tldr:54cbc grip: Start the server and serve a specific Markdown file.$ grip ${filename-md}try on your machineexplain this command