Are there any tools to convert Markdown documents to HTML en masse?

This is how you would do it in Bash for I in . /*. Markdown; do perl markdown.Pl --html4tags $i > $i.

Html; done Of course, you need the Markdown script.

This is how you would do it in Bash. For I in . /*.

Markdown; do perl markdown. Pl --html4tags $i > $i. Html; done; Of course, you need the Markdown script.

Use pandoc It's a commandline tool that lets you convert from one format to another. This tool supports Markdown to html and back.

1 +1 for pandoc... since he's writing it in sections, use pandoc to concatenate the necessary sections into one html file, if necessary. – Mica Sep 19 '09 at 0:31.

I use this in a . Bat file: @echo off for %i in (*. Txt) python markdown.Py "%i.

Thanks, Patrick! I added just a little to save the output into HTML files: for I in . /*.markdown.

Txt; do perl markdown. Pl --html4tags $i > $i. Html; done.

If you're looking for an actual solution, I can write one in Ruby and post it when I'm done.

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