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yzhang-gh / vscode-markdown

Markdown All in One
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Converting multiple md files to html #747

Closed Lamboluk closed 4 years ago

Lamboluk commented 4 years ago

Hello everyone,

I use the extension in Visual Studio Code an it works fine. But I'm looking for a way to convert for example 200 md files to html but that 200 files I have to open file by file. Has someone a better way to convert the markdown files fast to html? I do not like pandoc and other converters because it's not so a beautiful output at this all-in-one converter. So I'm happy to continue using this extension. Thanks for helping!!!

I appreciate it.

yzhang-gh commented 4 years ago

Currently we cannot do this (batch export). Would like to know more about your file structure as I assume you don't put 200 Markdown files in a single folder and won't want to have 200 more HTML files in the same one (related #594).

Lamboluk commented 4 years ago

Currently we cannot do this (batch export). Would like to know more about your file structure as I assume you don't put 200 Markdown files in a single folder and won't want to have 200 more HTML files in the same one (related #594).

It is for a documentation for a product. So each product has it's own documentation.

Lamboluk commented 4 years ago

Currently we cannot do this (batch export). Would like to know more about your file structure as I assume you don't put 200 Markdown files in a single folder and won't want to have 200 more HTML files in the same one (related #594).

Is there a possibility to run the extension without visual studio code for example on cmd?

yzhang-gh commented 4 years ago

I'm afraid not.

Lamboluk commented 4 years ago

I'm afraid not.

That's annoying. But thanks for you help anyway!

yzhang-gh commented 4 years ago

It should be fixed in the dev build. I've added a new command "Print documents to HTML". Please check it out.