I know this is Wendy’s goddamit. I have made a Markdown pager and I’m currently busy with my other stuff such as my compiler, but I will add more features to it soon. I did not put much time on it and there was not much of fanfare for this, although what fare could be? I spent 5 days making an application that is only useful for me, myself and moi. But if you are terminal gang like me, use will find use for it. It can be a very useful tool for authoring markdown documents. You don’t need to be a programmer to use it.
Enjoy.
Is this a Linux thing? Read the readme and still don’t get what any of it is about.
Fire up WSL2 and type
man grep. That’s a pager showing the man page for grep. The pagers used are usually more or less (it’s literally their names) but sometimes most is used. Now this does that, but to markdown. Imagine you’re viewing a formatted markdown page, but in terminal.
How does this handle files with long lines (width) and/or long paragraphs (height)?
Reason for asking: MDP was always complaining about files or terminal size. A properly working alternative would be great.
Tia
It does not insert a newline. It let’s the terminal emulator decide.
Alright, MDP just aborts and complaints about the terminal size.
Will take a look at this, thanks for your work!