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<zero-md>

Ridiculously simple zero-config markdown displayer

A native markdown-to-html web component based on Custom Elements V1 specs to load and display an external MD file. Under the hood, it uses Marked for super-fast markdown transformation, and Prism for feature-packed syntax highlighting - automagically rendering into its own self-contained shadow DOM container, while encapsulating implementation details into one embarassingly easy-to-use package.

NOTE: This is documentation for V2. If you're looking for the older version, see the V1 docs.

Featuring:

  • Automated hash-link scrolls
  • Built-in FOUC prevention
  • Automatically rewrite URLs relative to src
  • Automatically re-render when src changes
  • Automatically re-render when inline markdown or style template changes
  • Support for >200 code languages with detection for unhinted code blocks
  • Easy styling mechanism
  • Highly extensible

NOTE: Your markdown file(s) needs to be hosted! Browsers don't generally allow javascript to access files on the local hard drive because of security concerns. Standard CORS rules apply.