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md-to-clip

The command line tool "md-to-clip" is a utility designed to convert Markdown text into HTML and copy it to the clipboard. It provides a quick and convenient way to convert your Markdown files without the need for a separate editor or browser.

With "md-to-clip," you can ensure that your Markdown content is properly formatted and ready for use in HTML-based applications, websites, or documents. Its primary function is to parse and render Markdown syntax into corresponding HTML code.

The tool supports various platform environments, including Unix-like systems (e.g., Linux, macOS) and Windows operating systems. It relies on the presence of a clipboard command-line utility to copy the converted HTML to the clipboard.

"md-to-clip" offers flexibility by allowing users to specify input files or accept text via standard input. This makes it suitable for both single-file conversions and processing Markdown content directly from other applications or pipelines.

Users can also customize the output by specifying options like different flavors of Markdown (e.g., CommonMark, GitHub-Flavored Markdown) and choosing whether to include a table of contents.

The tool ensures optimal accuracy and conformity by obeying the Markdown specifications and leveraging well-established libraries for converting Markdown to HTML.

The "md-to-clip" command line tool offers a fast and efficient way to streamline your Markdown workflow, making it an essential tool for content creators, developers, or anyone who regularly works with Markdown and needs quick HTML conversion capability.

List of commands for md-to-clip:

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md-to-clip:help md-to-clip: Display help.

$ md-to-clip --help

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- md-to-clip
md-to-clip:tldr:a06b7 md-to-clip: Convert tldr-pages files and save into a specific directory.

$ md-to-clip --output-directory ${path-to-directory} ${path-to-page1-md path-to-page2-md ---}

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md-to-clip:tldr:b2fb6 md-to-clip: Display version.

$ md-to-clip --version

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md-to-clip:tldr:bd596 md-to-clip: Convert tldr-pages files while recognizing additional placeholders from a specific config.

$ md-to-clip --special-placeholder-config ${path-to-config-yaml} ${path-to-page1-md path-to-page2-md ---}

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md-to-clip:tldr:e23c2 md-to-clip: Convert a tldr-page file to stdout.

$ md-to-clip --no-file-save <(echo '${page-content}')

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md-to-clip:tldr:e62ef md-to-clip: Convert tldr-pages files and save into the same directories.

$ md-to-clip ${path-to-page1-md path-to-page2-md ---}

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