pinknote is a simple Markdown to HTML renderer, that includes simple CSS and JS templates to render a web-page, ready for deployment from just a markdown file. It comes with a basic light & dark theme mode, respects the users theme preference and is accessible via mobile.

because I enjoyed it! :3 There are probably hundreds of such projects out there, but doing it myself was fun!

This projects description is hosted at pinknote.janamarie.dev, compiled by pinknote!

To generate a web-page you just need a Markdown file, render it via

./generate.py <Markdown>

With no additional paramets the HTML file will be put into www/ and your assets into www/assets/. You can change this by passing the -o <output-path> parameter.

To choose a different theme, a different CSS file you can use the option -css static/css/<theme>.css, thee following are currently inlcuded.

clean		pinknote		mint
--css static/css/clean.css		--css static/css/pinknote.css		--css static/css/mint.css
sunset		code		banana
--css static/css/sunset.css		--css static/css/code.css		--css static/css/banana.css

I would love to see more themes contributed! :3

  ./ 
    assets/         - Contains the Image files for this repo
    static/
      assets/       - Put your assets in here
      css/          - Themes, stylesheets
      index.js      - The light-dark theme selector, put your additional JS in here
    templates/      - index.html template
  generate.py       - The generator itself, run this to render your Markdown file
  README.md         - This file

• Set proper website title and meta var
• Make JS package optional