Overview
Typo is a web-based markdown editor that provides a user-friendly interface for creating and editing markdown content. It offers a range of features that make the editing process easier and more efficient.
Features
- File System API: Utilizes the file system API when available, allowing for seamless file management. If the API is not supported, a download anchor tag is used as an alternative.
- Auto-save: Automatically saves changes made to the markdown content, if supported by the system. This ensures that users do not lose their work.
- Local Storage: All files are exclusively stored locally on the user's device. This provides a secure and private environment for managing markdown content.
- Content View: Provides the option to view the markdown content either as a document or as a slideshow. This feature allows users to present their content in different formats.
- Slide Creation: Enables users to create slides within the markdown editor using the
<hr>tag (---). This functionality is particularly useful for creating presentations or slideshows. - Code Execution: Allows users to execute JavaScript code blocks directly in the browser. This feature is beneficial for testing and experimenting with code snippets.
- Formatted Printing: Allows users to print the markdown content with proper formatting. This ensures that printed documents maintain the intended visual appearance.
- Markdown Formatting: Applies Prettier for formatting markdown content, making it easier to read and maintain consistent styling throughout the document.
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