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Making a first online book from Markdown with mdBook, as its guide pages describe it
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What this guide covers
For writers who want to turn a folder of Markdown chapters into a web book with mdBook. It records what the project's guide pages say about setting up a book, listing chapters, Markdown features and reading, plus the licence lines, at one repository commit. Based on reading only; nothing was run and installation is not covered.
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Guide title
Making a first online book from Markdown with mdBook, as its guide pages describe it
Coverage
For writers who want to turn a folder of Markdown chapters into a web book with mdBook. It records what the project's guide pages say about setting up a book, listing chapters, Markdown features and reading, plus the licence lines, at one repository commit. Based on reading only; nothing was run and installation is not covered.
Useful starting points
- A chapter must be added to the summary list before it can be viewed in the built book.
- The live-preview server is meant for testing the HTML output, not as a complete web server for a public site.
- The commit read is a main-branch head, not a stated release, so behaviour in your installed version may differ.
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