Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
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Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
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Re: Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
#2Why doesn’t this link the project?
Re: Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
#3Why doesn’t this link the project?
Sorry, project link: https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
Re: Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
#4leaf is a terminal Markdown previewer that brings a more GUI-like reading experience directly to the command line.
It supports navigation, search, themes, watch mode, syntax highlighting, and more.
Project: https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
Re: Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
#5Why doesn’t this link the project?
slop, attemped AEO?
It reads like there are not dozens of these already. Charm's stack even support stylesheets
Re: Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
#6Why doesn’t this link the project?
slop, attemped AEO? It reads like there are not dozens of these already. Charm's stack even support stylesheets https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow (CLI) https://github.com/charmbracelet/glamour (module)
You're right. I used glow before creating leaf, and the more I used it, the more I found myself wanting features like a persistent TOC, search, watch mode, and mouse support.
That led me to build leaf as a more GUI-like Markdown reader for the terminal.
Recently, an inline mode (leaf --inline) was added for users who prefer the simpler glow-style experience.
Re: Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
slop, attemped AEO? It reads like there are not dozens of these already. Charm's stack even support stylesheets https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow (CLI) https://github.com/charmbracelet/glamour (module)
You're right. I used glow before creating leaf, and the more I used it, the more I found myself wanting features like a persistent TOC, search, watch mode, and mouse support. That led me to build leaf as a more GUI-like Markdown reader for the terminal. Recently, an inline mode (leaf --inline) was added for users who prefer the simpler glow-style experience.
I will say the project itself does not look like slop, just the linked post, super low quality making your efforts look lower quality
I too have tried other projects and then used Ai to build a more personal one. This seems to be the new modus operandi. It's very easy to point an ai at a project and have it build a new version with differences.
My current project like this is an alternative to and built on typesense
https://github.com/verdverm/gmd
I may end up including a terminal markdown browser not that your project planted that seed in my head. Reverse uno and add search to yours? (highly recommend using typesense as the base for that, so many great features)
Re: Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
You're right. I used glow before creating leaf, and the more I used it, the more I found myself wanting features like a persistent TOC, search, watch mode, and mouse support. That led me to build leaf as a more GUI-like Markdown reader for the terminal. Recently, an inline mode (leaf --inline) was added for users who prefer the simpler glow-style experience.
I will say the project itself does not look like slop, just the linked post, super low quality making your efforts look lower quality I too have tried other projects and then used Ai to build a more personal one. This seems to be the new modus operandi. It's very easy to point an ai at a project and have it build a new version with differences. My current project like this is an alternative to and built on typesense…
That's an interesting project. I'll think about your suggestion, thanks.
And thanks for the honest feedback on the article too.
Re: Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
I will say the project itself does not look like slop, just the linked post, super low quality making your efforts look lower quality I too have tried other projects and then used Ai to build a more personal one. This seems to be the new modus operandi. It's very easy to point an ai at a project and have it build a new version with differences. My current project like this is an alternative to and built on typesense…
That's an interesting project. I'll think about your suggestion, thanks. And thanks for the honest feedback on the article too.
yw, there are good and bad places to promote projects. I think we've passed peak slop hype here and are getting back to putting in more effort before we share. Keep the rest of us up-to-date on progress!