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Tome
Tome is a tool to render documentation or writing authored in plain text format. For example, write notes or journal entries in your favorite editor, and run tome to display those notes nicely when reading them back.
The web page produced by Tome is read-only. To author documents, use any text editor. To organize documents, use file names and directory structure. To collaborate with others, consider a version control system. Tome does not try to replace these tools. Tome only takes in an easy-to-write format (markdown with a few extensions), and renders to an easy-to-read format (web page with simple navigation).
Tome accepts documents in Markdown format. Save any number of files named with the ".md" suffix. Tome will scan directories for all markdown files and serve them to a web browser.
Tome accepts document in Typst format. Save any number of files named with
the ".typ" suffix. Tome will scan directories for these files, perform some
pre-processing, and write out a single file that typst can compile into PDF.
Many thanks to goldmark for Markdown parsing, and to Slate for HTML and CSS.
Tome Command
The tome command supports multiple operations. Use type -h for additional
help.
Use tome serve to serve documents as HTML, to read in a web broswer.
Use tome typst to pre-process documents in typst syntax, then use typst to
render (as PDF).