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editary is a Typora-inspired Markdown editor with a bold Neo-brutalism aesthetic. Built on the cutting-edge Electrobun (Bun-based desktop framework), it delivers a high-performance typing experience and a modern UI.

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✨ Features

  • Typora-like Writing Experience: Seamlessly edit Markdown with a real-time preview powered by Tiptap.
  • Neo-brutalism UI: A bold, high-contrast design with thick borders and vibrant colors.
    • App Window Frame: High-impact black borders around the entire application.
    • Refined Settings: Optimized vertical layouts for better usability.
    • Customizable Themes: Switch between light and dark modes with unique neo-brutalist palettes.
    • Sidebar Navigation: Intuitive file management with a clean, border-heavy aesthetic.
  • Advanced Markdown Support:
    • 📊 Mermaid: Create diagrams and charts directly in your notes.
    • 🧪 KaTeX: High-quality math typesetting for formulas.
    • 📝 Task Lists: Manage your TODOs with interactive checkboxes.
    • 🧮 Tables: Rich table editing with a simple interface.
  • Modern Tech Stack: Leveraging the speed of Bun and the flexibility of Electrobun.
  • Search & Replace: Efficiently find and modify content within your documents.

🛠 Tech Stack

🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Bun installed on your system.

Build and Run

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/Catharacta/editary.git
    cd editary
  2. Install dependencies:

    bun install
  3. Run in development mode:

    bun start
  4. Build the installer (Windows):

    bun run build:installer

📦 Downloads

Check out the Releases page for the latest Windows installers (.exe and .msi).

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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A Typora-inspired Markdown editor with bold Neo-brutalism aesthetics. High performance built on Electrobun and Bun, featuring Tiptap, Mermaid, and KaTeX

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