Installation
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You have several options for obtaining and installing MultiMarkdown:
- Binary installer – available for:
- Mac OS
- Windows
- Use a third party package installer:
homebrew
for Mac OS
- Compile from source – useful if you want to modify MMD’s behavior, or if there isn’t an available binary download for your operating system
Mac OS
Installer
You can download the installers from the MMD website download page. You need the Mac Installer
. Download it. Run it. Done.
If you use older tools that were designed for MultiMarkdown version 3, you may need to use the Mac Support Installer
. This is also useful if you need the older XSLT based parsing tools.
If you plan on creating LaTeX documents, you should also download the LaTeX Support Files and install them into the appropriate location for your system and LaTeX software.
Homebrew
You can use homebrew to install:
Or, if you want the latest updates between releases:
(Note: I use the --HEAD
version on my own machine.)
MacPorts
MacPorts has a package for MultiMarkdown:
I don’t maintain this package, and it will likely not point to the latest version. I don’t recommend it.
*nix
Unix/Linux users should use the instructions for compiling from source below.
Windows
The easiest way to install MMD on Windows is the MultiMarkdown-Windows
installer from the download page and run it. The installer is built usingthe NSIS
package maker software via the cmake
and cpack
tools.
Just as with the Mac OS X version, the installer includes the multimarkdown
binary, as well as several convenience scripts.
You can use Windows Explorer to create shortcuts to the multimarkdown
binary, and adjust the properties to allow you to create “drag and drop”versions of MMD as well.
You can also download a “Portable” version that can be run off USB thumb drives, for example. It is also available on the download page.
Free BSD
If you want to compile manually, you should be able to follow the directions for Linux below. However, apparently MultiMarkdown has been put in the ports tree, so you can also use:
(I have not tested this myself, and cannot guarantee that it works properly.)
Compile From Source
Mac and *Nix Machines
Download the source from the github web site:
Update the submodules, including
greg
Compile:
Run
make test-all | less
(ormake test-all | grep failed
for a more concise version) to verify that the build is correct. One of the tests is expected to fail (“Ordered and unordered lists”); the rest should pass on all systems.make install
(as root) will install the softwaremake install-scripts
will install the helper scripts for you (e.g.mmd
,mmd2tex
, etc.)If you plan on creating LaTeX documents, you should also download the LaTeX Support Files and install them into the appropriate location for your system and LaTeX software.
MultiMarkdown includes a few other projects as submodules, but the only one you need to actually compile the code is the greg
software. Once compiled, MultiMarkdown has no external dependencies – the binary is self-contained. Therefore, it should basically compile and run anywhere.
Windows
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Windows users can obtain the code in the same way, but will need to use their own compiler. The way I compile for Windows is actually to use the make windows
command running on a *nix system with MinGW installed.
The instructions for peg-markdown demonstrate how to compile a package for Windows.
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Otherwise, you’re on your own here.