Simple pastebin-like client and server for quickly sharing Markdown content containing math.
Currently there is only one way of installing the program: go install github.com/lcwllmr/mdbin.
If only the server is needed, you can also use the Docker image from DockerHub using docker pull lcwllmr/mdbin:latest (currently supports amd64 and arm64).
Soon, I will also provide a Nix package that you can install via the flake.
The executable mdbin acts both as server and client using sub-commands.
To launch the server, run
mdbin serve -port 23342 -htmldir ./htmlThe shown port is the default one, so leaving it out will use it either way.
Leaving out the --htmldir option will default to a fresh temporary directory, so you can't expect persistence between restarts.
The Docker container is launched by simply binding the port and the internal persistent /html directory. E.g.
docker run -d -p 23342:23342 -v $(PWD)/mdbin-html-store lcwllmr/mdbinSay, you're dealing with the ./README.md.
To quickly preview how it would look when uploaded, run
mdbin preview -file ./README.mdand open the displayed link in your browser. If you leave this local server running, any changes will be detected and re-rendered automatically using web sockets.
As soon as you are ready to upload, run
mdbin push -server http://localhost:23342 -file ./README.mdMake sure to point this to the right server. It will print a URL at which the content can be accessed.