Markdown to editable Word, with real equations and diagrams
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Turn a Google Doc into standalone HTML and CSS that still looks like the doc
If you write in Google Docs and publish elsewhere, this gets your headings, spacing, lists and images out intact without the broken Publish to web page.
Gdocs-me-up is a Node.js CLI by Behdad Esfahbod, the engineer behind the HarfBuzz text-shaping engine. Give it a document ID and an output directory and it reads the doc through the Google Docs API, generates CSS from the doc's own styles, and writes offline-ready HTML with images alongside. It keeps named styles, spacing, lists, tables and right-to-left text, converts images to WebP where that helps, and can add a table of contents. Setup needs Node 20.9+ and a Google Cloud service account. Footnotes are not yet supported. MIT licensed, 97 commits, with unit, snapshot and visual tests.
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