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    DocToc

    DocToc

    Generates table of contents for markdown files inside local git

    DocToc is a command-line utility that automatically generates and maintains tables of contents inside Markdown documents. It supports Markdown, Markdown Extended, and MDX files and can recursively process complete directory trees. Generated links can match anchor conventions used by GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Node.js, and Ghost. Users can limit heading levels, exclude specific headings, control list formats, and choose where the generated table appears.
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    reveal-md

    reveal-md

    reveal.js on steroids. Get beautiful reveal.js presentations

    reveal-md is a command-line tool that turns Markdown files into browser-based reveal.js presentations. Running it against a Markdown document starts a local server and renders the content as interactive slides. Authors can separate slides with configurable syntax and include highlighted code blocks, speaker notes, and YAML front matter. Themes, syntax-highlighting styles, custom CSS, scripts, templates, favicons, and reveal.js options provide extensive presentation customization. ...
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    glow.nvim

    glow.nvim

    A markdown preview directly in your neovim

    glow.nvim is a Neovim plugin that displays rendered Markdown previews directly inside the editor. It uses the Glow command-line renderer to present formatted documents in a floating terminal window. Users can preview the current buffer or provide the path to another Markdown file through the Glow command. The preview window can be closed through a command, the Q key, or the Escape key. Configuration options control the rendering style, border, width, height, size ratios, pager behavior, binary path, and installation directory. ...
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    markdown-toc

    markdown-toc

    API and CLI for generating a markdown TOC (table of contents)

    markdown-toc is a JavaScript API and CLI for generating tables of contents from Markdown files. It uses Remarkable to parse Markdown headings and turn them into linked TOC entries. Developers can run it from the command line, inject a TOC directly into a file, or use it programmatically from Node.js. The tool can also output JSON so applications can render their own TOC templates. It includes options for heading depth, bullet style, filtering, slug generation, indentation, and first-heading behavior. It is especially useful for maintaining README files, documentation pages, and generated docs where headings change over time.
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