publish-to-google-docs
Publish Markdown to Google Docs
Quickly publish markdown notes to styled Google Docs using pandoc and a Word template.
When to use
- User wants to publish a markdown note to Google Docs
- User says "publish to Google Docs", "create a Google Doc from markdown", or "push this to Drive"
- User wants to apply consistent branding/styling to documents before sharing
Prerequisites
- pandoc - Must be installed (see self-healing below)
- A Word template (.docx) with desired styles
- OAuth credentials for Google Drive (one-time setup)
Self-healing: Installing pandoc
If pandoc is not installed, ask the user how they would like to install it:
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