Markdown Converter
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A robust JavaScript library for converting HTML to Markdown with extensive customization options.
An open-source Markdown editor for macOS, inspired by Mou and built with native Cocoa.
A robust HTML to Markdown converter with plugin support, usable as a Go library, CLI tool, or via hosted API.
A fast, pure Ruby Markdown superset converter with strict syntax and common extensions.
A Swift library that converts Markdown to NSAttributedString with extensive customization for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
A super fast, highly extensible markdown parser for PHP supporting multiple flavors like GitHub, Markdown Extra, and traditional Markdown.
A cross-platform tool that converts notes from various apps and file formats into Markdown for migration and future-proofing.
A reliable C# library for converting HTML to Markdown, supporting multiple flavors like GitHub, Slack, and Telegram.
A tool that converts pandoc markdown to vimdoc format, enabling Vim/Neovim plugin authors to write documentation once and generate help files automatically.
A zero-setup static blog generator that converts Markdown to HTML and deploys automatically via GitHub Pages.
A Neovim plugin for viewing Notion.so pages by converting Notion blocks to Markdown.
A Python tool that converts any JSON file into stylish, human-readable Markdown.
A Ruby tool to download and convert Medium posts to Markdown format for auto-sync, backup, and migration to static site generators.
A Tree-sitter based Neovim plugin that converts Markdown files into Vimdoc help files.
A Go library for converting BBCode and Markdown to HTML with support for custom tag processing.
A Crystal library that extracts text and formatting from .DOCX files and converts them to Markdown.
A Python CLI tool for converting web pages to clean, readable Markdown format, optimized for feeding documentation into LLMs.
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