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inlyne README.md --theme dark/light
Markdown files are a wonderful tool to get formatted, visually appealing, information to people in a minimal way. Except 9 times out of 10 you need an entire web browser to quickly open a file...
Introducing Inlyne, a GPU powered yet browsless tool to help you quickly view markdown files in the blink of an eye.
To install just use cargo install inlyne, everything comes pre-bundled.
Over time the features of this application will continue to grow. However there are a few core features that will remain at the heart of the project.
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// Code thats drawing this text
let bounds = (screen_size.0 - pos.0 - DEFAULT_MARGIN, screen_size.1);
self.glyph_brush.queue(&text_box.glyph_section(*pos, bounds));
Text/Image..
alignment..
:)
“Optimism is an occupational hazard of programming: feedback is the treatment. “ Kent Beck
Are these text effects ~~to~~ too much? Theres no such thing
Use inlyne --help to see all the command line options. Some of which can be set permentantly by placing an inlyne.toml file into the default dirs configuration folder for your respective OS. Checkout inlyne.toml.sample for an example configuration.
Is this a html markdown or html renderer?
All markdown files are converted to html thanks to comrak and rendered from there. So technically its a markdown converter and html renderer.
However for obvious complexity reasons, inlynes only going to support enough
html to get by rendering 95% of markdown files such as <br>, <h1>, <img>.. etc.
Unforuntately things like <form> and every single css style isn't going to be in scope
Why not use a browser or Visual Studio Code?
You definitely can! And it'll probably do a lot more accurate job at rendering it.
However wouldn't it be nice to have an application that can quickly open that one file in your vim setup? I'd like to think of this as the macOS preview or Adobe Acrobat of markdown.
Send your PRs! Send your issues! Everything will help :)
Any code that you can in this repository, you can copy under the MIT license.