43 lines
1.9 KiB
Markdown
43 lines
1.9 KiB
Markdown
# Markdown web browser
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A web browser that let's you browse 'mttp' websites that use markdown as a superior standard to html
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Fully static!
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# Getting a website on this
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The default port is 3477, though you can use any port as long as you specify it in the url.
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You need a <!DOCTYPE md> tag at the start of any markdown files so the browser know's which files are markdown and which are other generic text files.
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# Help
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Type h in the program to see this text:
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```
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Source code: https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/markdown-webbrowser
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q: quit
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h: help
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r: reload
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s: view source code of page
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i: visit root index of this host eg: root index of mttp://deadvey.com/blog/4.md is just deadvey.com
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b: go back in history
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f: go forward in history
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ox: print the hyprlink of reference x eg: o5 or o24
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[url]: follow the inputed url
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```
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# Example:
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# TO DO
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- Properly comment it because I can't lie I can't even follow it.
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- Make it memory safe, it crashes if the input is unexpected.
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- Use treesitter instead of Regex, because, reasons.
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- "wtf deadvey" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- "Don't use Regex to parse **ANYTHING**" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- "use treesitter" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- "yeah, definitley use treesitter" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- "use treesitter" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- "or glow" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- "I found another markdown to terminal converter" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- "ban [for using regex]" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- "use treesitter" - [error](https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/ErrorNoInternet)
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- Get a catchier name, 'markdown web browser' sounds kind of lame.
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