A command line tool which allows you to run the code in your markdown files to ensure that readers always have access to working code.
Docrunner goes through your markdown file and runs any code in it, providing you safe testing for any markdown documentation. You can specify the path to the markdown file, along with other options, with flags.
Bash (Linux):
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DudeBro249/docrunner/stable/installers/install-linux.sh | sudo bash
Bash (MacOS):
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DudeBro249/docrunner/stable/installers/install-mac.sh | sudo bash
Powershell (Windows):
iwr -useb https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DudeBro249/docrunner/stable/installers/install-windows.ps1 | iex
If none of these methods work, you can also install the docrunner
binary from
the releases.
Make sure to add it to PATH so you can access it from anywhere
docrunner --help
docrunner run --language python --markdown-path example/example.md --multi-file
This command executes all python within example/example.md
and does so by putting each snippet of
python from this file into a separate file, and running each file. If you don't want each snippet
in a separate python file, just remove the --multi-file option.
Please check the CONTRIBUTING guidelines for information on how to contribute to docrunner.
- python -
docrunner run -l python
- javascript -
docrunner run -l javascript
- typescript -
docrunner run -l typescript
- dart -
docrunner run -l dart