How to generate standard Markdown content #880
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Hi @khaalidrafi, I'm afraid we don't have a non-macro version of the Markdown source. Our macro system is essential to pull in information that makes the final rendered page complete. There are tools available to help you with HTML-to-Text conversions. You could try https://defuddle.md/ or https://markdown.new/. |
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Isn't Mozilla interested in providing LLM-friendly markdown? This can be done by adding a standard markdown converter alongside your HTML builder. |
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Dipika Bhattacharya ***@***.***> writes:
Hi @khaalidrafi, I'm afraid we don't have a non-macro version of the Markdown source. Our macro system is essential to pull in
information that makes the final rendered page complete.
It's fine you don't. I'm looking for a way to compile your source files
into normalized markdowns instead of HTML. Is it possible, or are you
interested in adding the feature in build pipeline?
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Khalid Rafi
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I prefer reading plain text docs instead of website. But, MDN content source isn't in standard Markdown format. They contain special formats such as Macros to generate the HTML in the end. How can I generate readable Markdown files from the MDN content source?
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