Markdown

• EMOJI CHEATSHEETS

• BEST PLACE TO WRITE ENGLISH MARKDOWN (ALSO TO GET EXPORT) ARE OBSIDIAN, VSCODE!
• BEST PLACE TO WRITE PERSIAN MARKDOWN (ALSO TO GET EXPORT) IS OBSIDIAN!

• EVERY INDENT INCLUDES MINIMUM 1 SPACE FROM END OF ITEM SPECIFIER OF PREVIOUS ITEM!

• code:

  - item1
      - childitem1
          - item 1.1.1
      - childitem2
          - item 1.2.1
          - item 1.2.2

• output:

  • item1
    • childitem1
      • item 1.1.1
    • childitem2
      • item 1.2.1
      • item 1.2.2

• code:

  `this is some code`

• output:

  this is some code

• code:

      ```python
      print('this is some python codee')
      ```

• output:

  print('this is some python codee')

• code:

      | table_col1 | table_col2 | talble_col3 | ... |
      | :--------  | :--------: | ----------: | --- |
      | table_1_1  | table_1_2  | table_1_3   | ... |
      | table_2_1  | table_2_2  | table_2_3   | ... |
      | ... | ... | ... | ... |

• output:

  table_col1	table_col2	talble_col3	...
  table_1_1	table_1_2	table_1_3	...
  table_2_1	table_2_2	table_2_3	...
  ...	...	...	...

• code:

  [YOUR LINK TEXT](http://www.google.com)

• output:

YOUR LINK TEXT

• code:

  ![image not shown text](./flame.jpg)

• output:

  

• install typst! (it is awesome)
• new file README.typ

#import "@preview/cmarker:0.1.8"

#cmarker.render(read("README.md"))

typst c README.typ 

• you can open your file directly from terminal
• edit it
• export it to pdf or html
• cons:
  • change text direction needs html code (one main text direction)

• copy your markdown codes and select export to pdf!

• cons:

  • new file opening

• snippet to fix font on linux (add to css snippet in appearance settings)

.cm-content {
  font-family: "Ubuntu", "Vazirmatn", serif !important;
}

.inline-title {
  font-family: "Vazirmatn", serif !important;
}

.view-header-title {
  font-family: "Ubuntu", "Vazirmatn", serif !important;
}

.tree-item-inner {
  font-family: "Ubuntu", "Vazirmatn", serif !important;
}

.nav-file-title-content {
  font-family: "Ubuntu", "Vazirmatn", serif !important;
}

.markdown-preview-view {
  font-family: "Ubuntu", "Vazirmatn", serif !important;
}

• go to LINK.
• paste your code.
• export to html.
• you can print your html!

• best way to do this is use from vscode extension Markdown PDF
  • first convert your markdown to html file!
  • then you can print your html to a pdf file!
  • even images print well in this approach!
  • you can even change html to make your own settings.

Manual Installation: 1. download the chromium Link 2. download the extension Markdown PDF from its github or somewhere 3. install the Markdown PDF 4. config the chrome download in your system to your Markdown PDF vscode settings 5. remove and reinstall Markdown PDF and restart vscode 6. in markdown file ctrl + shift + p type pdf

• for fast transmition also you can use pandoc

  • default engine is pdflatex you can do the typst as engine

    pandoc *.md -o out.pdf --pdf-engine=YOURTYPSTPATH

  • also you can convert to typst first and then do what you want!

    pandoc *.md -o out.typ  

  • you can do multiple markdown to one pdf!

    pandoc *.md -o doc.pdf

    again better technique is to first convert your md file to html, by the command pandoc *.md -o doc.html and then convert it to pdf, by the printing the web page to pdf!

  • if you have persian also

    pandoc *.md -o doc.pdf --pdf-engine=xelatex -V mainfont='Vazirmatn'

  • more complete command

    pandoc README.md -o out.tex --standalone && pdflatex out.tex && xreader out.pdf

    pandoc --from markdown --to latex --standalone
            --embed-resources --toc --number-sections
            --highlight-style=zenburn --template eisvogel

    you can add eisvogel to the latex template path ~/.pandoc/templates/!