I'd like to use this in browser, but without a web server or connections out to the internet.

[tbblake]

I'm curious, if it's possible to download this and it be 100% locally hosted on a filesystem as HTML / javascript, and run through chrome? It'd be very handy for some internal documentation I'd like to develop.

In a nutshell, my place of employment is VERY security conscious. To the point where I can't install anything on a server or on my desktop without authorization and/or change management, and this would likely get shot down. However something that's 100% in browser, and not "installed" should be ok.

So I'd love to have this or a set of HTML files I can double click, paste in my markdown code, it auto-converts to html, then I copy out my html code. I'd especially like it to not have any external links out to the libraries inside of script tags, but every little piece is within the files on my filesystem.

I admittedly don't know enough about javascript and html to know if this is even possible, but boy would it be handy for developing some documentation.

[UziTech]

We have an example of how to use marked in a browser on our README. You can copy marked.min.js to a .js file on your local server and access it a similar way if you don't want to use a CDN.

If you just want to copy the HTML that is output for a given markdown file you can copy the markdown to our demo site and copy the HTML that is produced on the right side to an .html file.

[tbblake]

I got a basic POC working in the minutes before I need to head to bed. I basically want a single (or very few) locally hosted files that'll give me something similar functionality-wise to the demo site, and I think I'm on the right track. I appreciate the pointers, that sample HTML file was a good starting point I think I know where to go from here. Thank you!

[tbblake]

https://github.com/tbblake/myScripts/tree/main/markdownConvert

[phpboiler]

Thanks!

[UziTech]

Just be aware that if you are going to use this to parse untrusted markdown from users you should use marked in a worker or else it can crash the browser.

[tbblake]

It's ultimately meant for creating personal documentation, however for my own education I'm definitely going to look into this and implement it. Thank you!