Take a look at https://www.tducret.com/pure-markdown It's just a single JS script import, and then plain Markdown. You can host it as-is, no build required (à la Jekyll, Hugo...).

You can verify the content with : curl https://www.tducret.com/pure-markdown/

Hey, I made a small JS that allows you to host a markdown file directly (no pre-conversion or plugin needed). It is rendered in the browser as HTML.

It can definitely be used in such a local website, giving the convenience of just writing plain markdown.

=> https://www.tducret.com/pure-markdown/

(source code) https://github.com/tducret/pure-markdown

Looks more like you just made an HTML page that invokes "marked. Min. Js" from the npm cdn. Neat demo.

This is nice. I have used https://ndossougbe.github.io/strapdown/ to quickly throw out MarkDown files for people to see as rendered HTMLs. I love the cleanliness of your script. Thanks.

Hi fellow hackers!

Yesterday, I've built a minimalist solution to let you host Markdown files, while rendering it as html in the browser.

No preprocessing needed (like Hugo, Jekyll, Astro...).

- You just write plain markdown

- Add a script import at the top

- Upload

Check it out > https://www.tducret.com/pure-markdown/