Markdown2Pdf 1.1.0

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<h1 align="center"> Markdown2Pdf</h1>

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.NET library for converting Markdown to PDF. Uses Markdig for converting markdown to html and then Puppeteer Sharp to convert that output to PDF. For a cross-platform console-application checkout Markdown2Pdf.Console.

A demo can be found here!

Usage

var converter = new Markdown2PdfConverter();
var resultPath = await converter.Convert("README.md");

Combine several markdown files to one PDF

A list of markdown files can be passed to the converter. This concatenates the markdown file content.

var converter = new Markdown2PdfConverter();
var markdownFiles = new List<string>() { "file1.md", "file2.md" };
var resultPath = await converter.Convert(markdownFiles); // "file1.pdf"

Options

To further specify the conversion process you can pass Markdown2PdfOptions to the converter:

var options = new Markdown2PdfOptions {
  HeaderUrl = "header.html",
  FooterUrl = "footer.html",
  DocumentTitle = "Example PDF",
};
var converter = new Markdown2PdfConverter(options);

Header and Footer

With the MarkdownPdfOptions.HeaderUrl and MarkdownPdfOptions.FooterUrl options a path to a local file containing html for the Header / Footer can be set.
Html-elements with the classes date, title, document-title, url, pageNumber will get their content replaced based on the information. Note that document-title can be set with the option MarkdownPdfOptions.DocumentTitle.

Modules

This library uses node_modules packages. By default they're loaded over the CDN they're hosted on e.g. https://cdn.jsdelivr.net.

You can also use a local installation by installing the following packages and setting Markdown2PdfOptions.ModuleOptions to ModuleOptions.FromLocalPath():

npm i mathjax@3
npm i mermaid@10.2.3
npm i @highlightjs/cdn-assets@11.9.0
npm i github-markdown-css
npm i latex.css

Note: For this you need to have npm installed and added to PATH.

Further modification

To get more control over the HTML generation (e.g. to add your own JS-Scripts), modify the converter.ContentTemplate.