The Markdown Converter is a robust command-line utility built with Rust. It's designed to transform Markdown files into HTML, EPUB & PDF format effortlessly. With the power of the 'pulldown-cmark' crate, it ensures accurate parsing and rendering of Markdown content.

• 🌟 Features
• 🚀 Installation
• 🛠 Usage
  • Example
• 🎨 Options
• 🚧 Future Roadmap
• 🤝 Contributing
• 📜 License

• Swift Conversion: Instantly convert your Markdown files into HTML, PDF & EPUB.

• Intuitive Interface: A user-friendly command-line interface powered by the clap crate.

• Rich Markdown Support: Supports a wide range of Markdown syntax, including headings, paragraphs, lists, emphasis, links, images (with Base64 embedding), and code blocks.

• Customization Options: Choose specific Markdown features like tables and strikethrough using the pulldown-cmark Options.

• Flexible Output: Save the generated HTML or EPUB to a specified location, copy it directly to the clipboard, or preview it in your default web browser.

• Theming: Style your HTML output with different themes.

1. Setup Rust Environment: If you haven't installed Rust and Cargo, get them from Rust's official website.

2. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/arncv/TextScribe.git

3. Navigate to the Project Directory:

   cd TextScribe

4. Compile the Project:

   cargo build --release

To convert your Markdown to HTML or EPUB, use the following command:

cargo run --release -- -i <input-file> [-o <output-file>] [--theme <theme-name>] [--clipboard] [--browser] [--epub]

• <input-file>: Path to your Markdown file.
• <output-file>: (Optional) Path for the HTML output. If not provided and neither clipboard nor browser options are used, an error will be prompted.
• --theme <theme-name>: Choose a theme (options: default, dark, light).
• --clipboard: Copy the generated HTML directly to the clipboard.
• --browser: Preview the generated HTML in your default web browser.
• --epub: Generate an EPUB file. Perfect for readers.

Convert example.md to HTML using the dark theme and save it as output.html:

cargo run --release -- -i example.md -o output.html --theme dark

To copy the output directly to the clipboard:

cargo run --release -- -i example.md --clipboard

To preview the output in your default web browser:

cargo run --release -- -i example.md --browser

Convert example.md to EPUB using the dark theme and save it as output.epub:

cargo run --release -- -i example.md -o output.epub --theme dark --epub

• Theming: Style your HTML output.

  cargo run --release -- -i <input-file> -o <output-file> --theme <theme-name>

• Tables: Enable table formatting in your Markdown.

  cargo run --release -- -i <input-file> -o <output-file> --tables

• Strikethrough: Enable strikethrough formatting.

  cargo run --release -- -i <input-file> -o <output-file> --strikethrough

• Clipboard Output: Copy the generated HTML to the clipboard.

  cargo run --release -- -i <input-file> --clipboard

• Browser Preview: View the generated HTML in your default web browser.

  cargo run --release -- -i <input-file> --browser

• ✅ Support more image types: Support for more image types ; GIFs, PNG, JPEG.
• ✅ Improved Error Handling: Improved functionality & logging for errors.
• ✅ PDF Conversion: Integrate functionality to convert the generated HTML into PDF format.
• • Extended Theming: Introduce more themes and customization options for the HTML output.
• • Interactive GUI: Develop a graphical user interface for users who prefer GUI over CLI.
• • Enhanced Image Support: Improve image embedding with options for resizing, alignment, and captions.

We're always open to suggestions and feedback. If you have an idea that's not listed here, please share it with us!

Contributions are always welcome! Whether it's a feature request, bug fix, or a new idea, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue. Let's enhance this tool together! Be sure to read CONTRIBUTING file to know about more contributions details.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.