In Japan (although I do not know abroad) Excel is used instead of word processor for some reason. It seems that there tends to be widely used especially in the field of system development, and even if it is a test specification, basic design documents etc are also made in Excel.
Searchability is low and maintenance is also troublesome. I would like to use excel-to-markdown there.
How to use excel-to-markdown
Help for excel-to-markdown. Specify the directory containing the Excel file with the -i and -o options and the directory after conversion to the Markdown file.
- $ ./excel-to-markdown -h
- NAME:
- excel-to-markdown
- USAGE:
- excel-to-markdown [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
- VERSION:
- 0.1.1
- AUTHOR:
- kyokomi <kyoko1220adword @gmail.com>
- COMMANDS:
- help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
- GLOBAL OPTIONS:
- --input-dir value, -i value convert target directory path
- --output-dir value, -o value dist directory after convert path
- --help, -h show help
- --version, -v print the version
It is the original Excel file. It is a wonderful specification.
After conversion. It is markdown file.
The table is also reproduced. In addition, the image has passed the path.
excel-to-markdown makes Excel specification a Markdown file to make it easy to use. Please note that this does not mean that you will be maintaining the Markdown file. It only improves the poor usability of Excel files to the last. It will be good to automatically convert it to Markdown file with batch when the Excel specification is updated.
excel-to-markdown is Go's open source software (MIT License).
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