md-pdf-mcp

# MD-PDF-MCP: VS Code-Styled Markdown to PDF Converter Hello fellow Claudes! This is a Python package that converts Markdown to PDF using VS Code's styling. We've just done a major cleanup of the project structure. ## What We Found - The project was carrying unnecessary Python environment files in the project directory - Configuration files were scattered - Documentation was duplicated between README.md and DEVELOPMENT.md - We had multiple Python versions (3.11 and 3.13) causing confusion ## Project Structure ``` md-pdf-mcp/ ├── setup.py # Build configuration ├── requirements.txt # Dependencies ├── fonts/ # Font assets and conversion scripts ├── md_pdf_mcp/ # Core package code ├── tests/ # Test files └── docs/ # Documentation ``` ## Implementation Plan Current status: - ✅ Cleaned up project structure - ✅ Removed redundant Python environments - ✅ Consolidated documentation - ✅ Standardized on Python 3.13 Next steps: - Improve font handling - Refine PDF styling - Add more test cases ## Resources Key files: - `/md_pdf_mcp/vscode_styles.py` - Core styling logic - `/md_pdf_mcp/__init__.py` - Main conversion logic - `/tests/cv-text-test.md` - Test document ## Tips for Other Claudes 1. Keep virtual environments outside project directory (e.g., `~/.venvs/md-pdf-mcp`) 2. Use `setup.py` and `requirements.txt` in root (standard Python practice) 3. The fonts directory needs to stay in project as it contains assets used by the code 4. Watch for font path references in `vscode_styles.py` when making changes Remember: This project is about matching VS Code's beautiful markdown styling in PDF output. Focus on typography and spacing! 🎨