I need a tool that can generate self-contained HTML pages from #Markdown with different styles.

markdown-styles looks really close, but I wonder if there are alternatives (preferably not requiring NodeJS):

https://github.com/mixu/markdown-styles

@buherator Something pandoc can do?

@buherator don't know if it meets your requirement, but i know at least quiet a few people who are very happy with #hakyll ... and its writen in #haskell ;) https://jaspervdj.be/hakyll/

@singe Pandoc would be great but I'm yet to find a project that provides nice styles *and* documents how to use them with Pandoc.

@buherator Hugo might be overkill, but that's what it does?

@alios @troed I think static site generators are overkill for my use-case: I don't want to edit config files or maintain a Git repo. The optimal solution would be a command line utility that takes a style name and one .md file and outputs one HTML file, simple as that.

@buherator

So it's more the css files needed? One example here then:

https://brie.dev/2020-06-markdown-to-html5-css-pandoc/

@singe

@troed @singe Yes, in case of Pandoc I think a nice collection of unified styles would be great. pandoc-templates.org is a good start, but each template works differently as they are maintained by several people for several purposes.

@troed @singe This is also a great start:

https://jez.io/pandoc-markdown-css-theme/

@buherator Might https://docsify-this.net/ be of help?

@hibbittsdesign This is a great service but I'm looking for something completely offline.