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Render AsciiDoc (.ad, .adoc, .asc, .asciidoc) as HTML inside your browser!
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This project uses Asciidoctor.js to render AsciiDoc as HTML.
Usage
1. Check Allow access to file URLs in chrome://extensions
2. Open local or remote .ad, .adoc, .asc, .asciidoc file in Chrome
3. Enjoy!
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Does not work anymore with latest Chrome version :-(
Would live it if you could configure the extensions supported. We sometimes preprocess .adoc files and the raw input has the extension .adoc.pl. Usually our preprocessing doesn't affect output enough to make much of a difference, especially for preview purposes.
Super nice tool :-) Thanks for your work!
Awesome work!!! Congratulations.
Definitely, another reason to choose asciidoctor to write documentation.
Amazing! A must for Asciidoc authors. Only -1 is for not rendering TOC in files.
Has made a world of difference to me for writing books with asciidoc -- instead of obsessing over asciidoctor themes in my editor, i just, ahem, throw in in chrome and see what's what! Also, i can tweak the formatting a bit to make cut-and-paste friendly copies of chapters to drop into a google doc or email for my readers.
No need for LiveReload even. Prefect! Just read the usage instruction to allow it to open file:// protocol files.
Sehr praktisch!
Awesome.. If you are working with asciidoctor this is a must.