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Bridgex is an open‑source graphical interface for converting files to Markdown, built in Python and based on Pyside6 (Qt for Python). Its objective is to simplify access to the Markitdown library through a straightforward, modular visual experience. Features ✨ - Cross‑platform graphical interface. - Efficient file‑to‑Markdown conversion. - Modularity: easy to adapt and extend. - Support for multiple input formats. - Lightweight editing prior to saving. Supported Formats 📂 Bridgex supports conversion of the following file formats: - PDF (.pdf) - Word (.docx) - PowerPoint (.pptx) - Excel (.xlsx, .xls, .csv) - Outlook Messages (.msg) - Text (.txt, .text) - Markdown (.md, .markdown) - JSON (.json, .jsonl) - XML (.xml) - RSS/Atom (.rss, .atom) - HTML/MHTML (.html, .htm, .mhtml) - ePub (.epub) - Compressed files (.zip) - Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb) - Other formats supported by Markitdown Bridgex is not an IDE, text editor, Markdown editor, or document viewer

...It ships with multiple style variants and color themes, plus high-level macros for entries (education, experience, skills, publications) so you can focus on content rather than layout. The class supports optional headshots, icons, sidebars, and fine-grained spacing controls to adapt the look from compact academic to more visual design-oriented profiles. Because it’s LaTeX, you get professional line breaking, hyphenation, and math/typesetting when needed, along with reproducible PDF output. Templates demonstrate common patterns like multi-column sections and concise bullets that fit well on a page without crowding. It plays nicely with BibLaTeX for publications and can be built via standard toolchains on any platform. ...