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Or you can just run the target in Sphinx, and get better organized output with real table of contents and indexes - it supports a huge number of output formats: https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/builders/index.ht... If you must use markdown, there's always https://mystmd.org which integrates directly into Sphinx, modulo minor bits of weirdness due to markdown being a mishmash of extensions.
Just recently I was tasked to convert some huge html pages (with lots of small entries) into a pdf file. The requirements are "fully automated solution" and "pdf must look the same as the page when viewed in a browser". Probably takes less than five minutes, right? I thought the same. Wrong. Chrome/Chromium crashes due to hard coded memory limit in V8. Firefox has no command line option for printing pdfs. No other li…
Just recently I was tasked to convert some huge html pages (with lots of small entries) into a pdf file. The requirements are "fully automated solution" and "pdf must look the same as the page when viewed in a browser". Probably takes less than five minutes, right? I thought the same. Wrong. Chrome/Chromium crashes due to hard coded memory limit in V8. Firefox has no command line option for printing pdfs. No other li…
Just recently I was tasked to convert some huge html pages (with lots of small entries) into a pdf file. The requirements are "fully automated solution" and "pdf must look the same as the page when viewed in a browser". Probably takes less than five minutes, right? I thought the same. Wrong. Chrome/Chromium crashes due to hard coded memory limit in V8. Firefox has no command line option for printing pdfs. No other li…
Run the browser’s native print to pdf and save the result.
and here all i want is to turn my useless pdf files into markdown
ISO standardization of Markdown when so that browsers and stuff can natively render it? T_T