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# markmap-cli
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Use [markmap-lib](https://markmap.js.org/) in command-line.
## Installation
```sh
$ yarn global add markmap-cli
# or
$ npm install -g markmap-cli
```
You can also use with `npx` without installation:
```sh
$ npx markmap-cli
```
## Command-line Usage
```
Usage: markmap [options] <input>
Create a markmap from a Markdown input file
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
--no-open do not open the output file after generation
--no-toolbar do not show toolbar
-o, --output <output> specify filename of the output HTML
-w, --watch watch the input file and update output on the fly, note that this feature is for development only
-h, --help display help for command
```
### Creating a markmap
Suppose we have a Markdown file named `note.md`.
Run the following command to get an interactive mindmap:
```sh
$ markmap note.md
# without global installation
$ npx markmap-lib note.md
```
Then we get `note.html` in the same directory, and hopefully it will be open in your default browser.
### Watching changes
Enable watching mode by `-w`:
```sh
$ markmap -w note.md
```
A markmap will be created and opened in your browser, and will be updated as soon as changes are saved to the source file.