mark-magic

Introduction

A data linking and conversion tool based on Markdown, solving data conversion between different tools and coordination between some common tools.

Some use cases include:

1. Publishing notes online, such as generating content required by the hexo blog from the joplin note tool and publishing it to the internet https://blog.rxliuli.com/
2. Publishing a novel online, such as generating a novel website from local markdown files for release, https://tts.liuli.moe/
3. Packaging a novel as an epub file, for example packaging To the Stars as an epub, making it is easy to read offline after downloading, https://github.com/liuli-moe/to-the-stars/releases

Some previous use cases from the community include:

1. joplin => hugo for generating a blog
2. joplin => jeykll for generating a blog
3. And possibly others...

Why not use existing tools

I've already used many tools to handle different tasks, but they are all based on markdown, for example

• Using joplin to record notes
• Using hexo to write a blog
• Using vitepress to generate a documentation site
• Using docusaurus to generate an SEO-friendly novel website
• Using pandoc to generate epub

What really bothers me is when using docusaurus, each novel requires a bunch of configurations, which is very annoying. Therefore, I hope there is a better tool that can be used out of the box.

Getting Started

Here are two examples:

1. Generate websites and epub documents for novels
2. Generating blogs from notes

Thanks to ChatGPT, mark-magic now has a board lady.