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The Search for Markdown Viewer Is Over(blogetcetera.com)
1 points by RivoLink 7h ago|1 comments
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leaf : a Terminal Markdown Viewer, is now available on Homebrew and Scoop(formulae.brew.sh)
2 points by RivoLink 14d ago|1 comments
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by RivoLink 14d ago
leaf is now officially available through Homebrew and Scoop. Homebrew: brew install leaf-markdown-viewer Scoop: scoop install leaf-markdown-viewer This makes installing and updating leaf easier for macOS, Linux, and Windows users. Feedback
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by RivoLink 2mo ago
Working on leaf: a terminal markdown previewer with GUI-like experience https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
Still working on leaf: a terminal Markdown previewer with a GUI-like experience. https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
Thanks
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
I have built : - a GUI terminal-based Markdown previewer called "leaf": https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf - and a lightweight AI automation framework called "flow": https://github.com&#x2
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
What do you think about this Markdown viewer : https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf ?
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
Maybe you'd be interested in leaf ( https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf ). It works on Windows and runs directly in the terminal.
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
I use Claude Code, flow for reusable skills/prompts, and leaf for reading Markdown comfortably in the terminal. - Claude Code - flow: https://github.com/RivoLink/flow - leaf: https://github.com/Riv
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
Maybe you're interested in https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf . If so, I'd appreciate your feedback.
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
That's an interesting project. I'll think about your suggestion, thanks. And thanks for the honest feedback on the article too.
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
You're right. I used glow before creating leaf, and the more I used it, the more I found myself wanting features like a persistent TOC, search, watch mode, and mouse support. That led me to build leaf as a more GUI-like Markdown reader
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
leaf is a terminal Markdown previewer that brings a more GUI-like reading experience directly to the command line. It supports navigation, search, themes, watch mode, syntax highlighting, and more. Project: https://github.com&#x2
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by RivoLink 3mo ago
Sorry, project link: https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
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Leaf Makes Markdown Readable Inside the Terminal(startupfortune.com)
3 points by RivoLink 3mo ago|8 comments
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Show HN: leaf – one month later: website, releases and lots of improvements(leaf.rivolink.mg)
4 points by RivoLink 4mo ago|0 comments
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
It’s interesting too. Thanks!
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
You did a good job, so don’t be surprised
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
Maybe leaf : https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
So, I suggest you https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
Glad it helped you.
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
Same idea, but directly inside your terminal: https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
Wow, this is very good and helpful. Thanks for this! I use the PDF on a tablet.
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
I'm working on leaf – a terminal Markdown previewer with a GUI-like experience https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
I'm working on leaf – a terminal Markdown previewer with a GUI-like experience https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf
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by RivoLink 4mo ago
Love it, congrats.
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by RivoLink 5mo ago
Thanks again for this, really appreciate it!
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by RivoLink 5mo ago
Quick follow-up for macOS users: I opened an issue to test the “open in editor” feature: - Shift+E should select/configure the editor - Cmd+E should open the current Markdown file in the selected editor Tested on Linux/Windows&#x2
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by RivoLink 5mo ago
use leaf, quick install and standalone binary : https://github.com/RivoLink/leaf

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