It'll be nice if you could make it level 2 headers. Reason: if we want to make it html to display as a webpage, we won't end up with multiple H1s, and we can have a H1 for like the name of the app or something.
When --help is provided, the help text from x.md is printed.
Otherwise all the command line parameters are passed to the actual script that implements the command.
published 0.3 version
pnpm install -g @tzador/x.md
- better --help messages with or without command
- ## level 2 headers are used
- the temp file is created in current folder, like that importing npm modules from current project works
That's an interesting idea you had, it makes me think of a mix between a jupyter notebook and a makefile, sort of, based on md files. I like the concept, but I need to test it to see if it fits my needs. Just a question about python and zsh, do they need to be pre-installed in your OS and accessible from PATH, that's it ?
It'll be nice if you could make it level 2 headers. Reason: if we want to make it html to display as a webpage, we won't end up with multiple H1s, and we can have a H1 for like the name of the app or something.
Great suggestion. On it
>One can type `--help` after `x my-command` to print out the help associated with that command.
I assume that there is no support for the scripts having their own command-line arguments? Or how do you disambiguate?
Anyway, this seems like an interesting demo, but it's hard to imagine the use case.
When --help is provided, the help text from x.md is printed. Otherwise all the command line parameters are passed to the actual script that implements the command.
published 0.3 version pnpm install -g @tzador/x.md
- better --help messages with or without command - ## level 2 headers are used - the temp file is created in current folder, like that importing npm modules from current project works
That's an interesting idea you had, it makes me think of a mix between a jupyter notebook and a makefile, sort of, based on md files. I like the concept, but I need to test it to see if it fits my needs. Just a question about python and zsh, do they need to be pre-installed in your OS and accessible from PATH, that's it ?
ansible for markdown?
404
should be working now https://github.com/tzador/x.md