💬 Who is using it?

[JohannesKaufmann]

People are using the library for different use cases. Some are using it for better readability of websites, others for migrating content. Knowing the use cases helps to prioritize features and plugins. So I would be interested in...

➡️ Who is using it? Could you let me know what you're using the library for? How was the experience?

[lologhi]

I'm using it with gocolly/colly to scrap websites (currently, vatican.va). Thanks a lot for this nice tool.

[kevinrobayna]

Currently using this on my aoc2md tool!

It was veeeery easy to use your library, it literally took me 5mins to do it all 😅 (Thanks to the examples)

For now I have no rules on how to map some things but i'm seeing myself adding some

[PhiFever]

Build my own local knowledge database. I wrote some crawlers to save good articles locally from pay-per-month sites like medium.com.

[ErikKalkoken]

I am building a service to forward RSS feeds to Discord. Using this nice library to convert the HTML content of RSS feeds to markdown, so I can render them on Discord.

[K-Sourabh65]

I’m building a Slack app for a business need that sends notifications to Slack. The input is in HTML format, but Slack supports markdown.

[JohannesKaufmann]

@K-Sourabh65 thanks for sharing!

The syntax for Slack is a bit different from markdown. How did that work out? Were there any problems?

For the next versions (v2) I also thought about building a Plugin for that...

[K-Sourabh65]

@JohannesKaufmann Yes, I initially faced some issues converting HTML content to Slack's markdown format, but after discovering the custom rule feature in a library, it really helped me.

[kielmarj]

Who is using it? Could you let me know what you're using the library for? How was the experience?

I have been searching for a tool to help me render html nicely within fzf --preview, and I'm so happy I've found your work!

I installed 2.2.0 (Linux x86_64) via the releases page in less than 30 seconds and had no trouble using it immediately in various shell scripts. It's working beautifully, thank you! It is faster and has nicer output than everything else I've tried. I like that it is straightforward and doesn't require any options or configuration unless desired. Nice work!

Do you have any plans to package html2markdown for specific distributions?

[JohannesKaufmann]

render html nicely within fzf --preview

@kielmarj Cool program! Thanks for describing your use-case & how the experience was.

It's working beautifully, thank you! It is faster and has nicer output than everything else I've tried.

Thanks, that is very nice to hear 😊

Do you have any plans to package html2markdown for specific distributions?

That would definitely be great! However I don't know much about that (as I'm using MacOS). But I have opened an issue #119

[kielmarj]

Cool program! Thanks for describing your use-case & how the experience was.

Here's a link to my fzf-pkg-files project that uses html-to-markdown for html previews in fzf.

Do you have any plans to package html2markdown for specific distributions?

That would definitely be great! However I don't know much about that (as I'm using MacOS). But I have opened an issue #119

I'll check out #119 and see if there's anything I could help with for Linux distributions.