Docmd – Minimal Markdown documentation generator using Node.js

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I built this after getting tired of setting up full-blown frameworks like Docusaurus or Mintlify just to render a few markdown files for my open source projects. Docmd is a lightweight CLI tool that turns .md files into responsive, themed HTML docs. Built-in components, plugin support, and GitHub Pages-ready. Try it: https://docmd.mgks.dev Repo: https://github.com/mgks/docmd

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