Two programs that allow users to preview the formatting of a markdown file.

• CLI contains a command line program that parses and serves the markdown file in the brower.
• GUI contains a program that allows the user to write/ edit markdown files and view the format changes in real time. NOTE: the program displays the preview in plain text, since I haven't figured out how to webview working in Fyne.

The cli program will try to gracefully shutdown when you press Ctrl+C. If you close the program without pressing Ctrl+C, the port will be occupied and you will need to either use a different port or kill the process.

I am bad at remembering the syntax of markdown. This program allows me to preview the file and see how it looks before I commit it.

    $ cd CLI/
    $ go run Preview.go -file=<file> -port=<port>

or

    $ cd GUI/
    $ go run PreviewGUI.go

• Blackfriday
• Gin

• Add a flag to specify the file
• Add a flag to specify the port
• Create a markdown file that contains all the markdown syntax, to test the program
• Create my own markdown parser and web framework instead of using Blackfriday and Gin (Maybe I will do this in the future)
• A GUI that allows you to edit the markdown file and preview it in real time
• Add support for copying and pasting in the GUI