Svelte Plus Markdown

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Svelte template plus Markdown support

Overview

This article provides information about a Svelte app template that supports Markdown. It explains how to clone the repository and add Markdown support to your own app. The original Svelte template readme is referenced for additional information. The article also includes instructions for installing dependencies and running the app in development and production modes. It concludes with guidance on deploying the app to platforms like Heroku, Vercel, or Surge.

Features

  • Markdown support enabled in the Svelte app template
  • Clone the repository with degit command
  • Instructions for installing dependencies
  • Live view of app at localhost:5000
  • Editing component files and seeing changes in real-time
  • Configuration options for allowing connections from other computers
  • Recommendations for Svelte extensions in popular code editors
  • Instructions for building and running in production mode
  • Options for setting up TypeScript development environment
  • Steps for deploying the app to platforms like Vercel or Surge

Summary

This article introduces a Svelte app template with Markdown support enabled. It provides a step-by-step guide to cloning the repository, installing dependencies, and running the app in development mode. The article also includes instructions for configuring the app to allow connections from other computers, installing Svelte extensions in popular code editors, and building and running the app in production mode. Additionally, it offers options for setting up a TypeScript development environment and deploying the app to platforms like Vercel or Surge.

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