Categorygithub.com/chrishrb/go-grip
modulepackage
0.5.4
Repository: https://github.com/chrishrb/go-grip.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev

# README


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go-grip

Render your markdown files local
- with the look of GitHub

:question: About

go-grip is a lightweight, Go-based tool designed to render Markdown files locally, replicating GitHub's style. It offers features like syntax highlighting, dark mode, and support for mermaid diagrams, providing a seamless and visually consistent way to preview Markdown files in your browser.

This project is a reimplementation of the original Python-based grip, which uses GitHub's web API for rendering. By eliminating the reliance on external APIs, go-grip delivers similar functionality while being fully self-contained, faster, and more secure - perfect for offline use or privacy-conscious users.

:zap: Features

  • :zap: Written in Go :+1:
  • 📄 Render markdown to HTML and view it in your browser
  • 📱 Dark and light theme
  • 🎨 Syntax highlighting for code
  • Todo list like the one on GitHub
  • Support for github markdown emojis :+1: :bowtie:
  • Support for mermaid diagrams
graph TD;
      A-->B;
      A-->C;
      B-->D;
      C-->D;

[!TIP] Support of blockquotes (note, tip, important, warning and caution) see here

:rocket: Getting started

To install go-grip, simply:

go install github.com/chrishrb/go-grip@latest

[!TIP] You can also use nix flakes to install this plugin. More useful information here.

:hammer: Usage

To render the README.md file simply execute:

go-grip README.md
# or
go-grip

The browser will automatically open on http://localhost:6419. You can disable this behaviour with the -b=false option.

You can also specify a port:

go-grip -p 80 README.md

or just open a file-tree with all available files in the current directory:

go-grip -r=false

It's also possible to activate the darkmode:

go-grip -d .

To terminate the current server simply press CTRL-C.

:pencil: Examples

examples

:bug: Known TODOs / Bugs

  • Tests and refactoring
  • Make it possible to export the generated html

:pushpin: Similar tools

This tool is a Go-based reimplementation of the original grip, offering the same functionality without relying on GitHub's web API.

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