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  • How to convert Markdown to PDF
    2 projects | dev.to | 23 Feb 2025
    Another option is to go with a purpose-built tool, like SlickPDF. I built slickpdf.com for the very purpose of going from Markdown to PDF. Give it a try!. It uses marked.js under the hood, and presents a live preview rendered on a Letter-size (8.5 in. x 11 in.) page.
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    If you are trying to render this in the browser, we can use the marked library in order to convert the markdown into HTML code.
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    The first step is to install marked. This is a markedown parser that will convert our markdown content into HTML. Run the command below to install marked.
  • Day 5: For all blogging matters ✍️
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    I'm using @std/front-matter package along with marked as my blog runs on Deno, but FM would work with anything that has markdown files in folders.
  • The Final Stretch of My Open Source Journey: Part 2
    3 projects | dev.to | 29 Nov 2024
    To tackle this, I created an issue detailing my planned approach. I intended to use Marked to conditionally render certain markdown elements into HTML. After diving deep into Marked's documentation, I discovered this was indeed possible - you can simply disable the elements you don't want to render into HTML!
  • Open Source Contribution: Round 2
    7 projects | dev.to | 12 Nov 2024
    Now that I knew what I knew, it was time to start. Before I even began to consider how to solve this, I knew how these large projects feel about dependencies, so I went to the package.json file to check and see if there were things that I could work with. And what do you know? highlight.js was already included! What I immediately thought of was perhaps using the marked parser in addition to highlight.js to create and use my code blocks. But after quite a lot of time attempting this, I realized that hand-rolling this solution would not only take a lot of time but would also require a lot of code.
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    We'll start by initializing a Node project inside a chosen folder (nodejs-blog for me) with and installing a couple of dependencies that I feel like will make our lives easier, like Express, EJS, Marked, the good ol' body-parser and gray-matter.
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