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markdown-to-docx

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Converts Markdown files (.md, .markdown) to DOCX using the markdown-docx npm package. Supports single and batch conversions, automatically generates output filenames, and creates Microsoft Word documents from Markdown content.

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    When a user requests markdown to DOCX conversion:

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    Determine output naming: - Use auto-naming unless user specifies custom names

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    Batch operations: - When converting multiple files, the script shows a summary of successes and failures

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SKILL.md

Markdown to DOCX Converter

Overview

Convert Markdown files to Microsoft Word DOCX format using the markdown-docx npm package. Supports single file and batch conversions with automatic output file naming.

Quick Start

Single file conversion:

python scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py -i document.md

This creates document.docx in the same directory.

Batch conversion:

python scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py -i file1.md file2.md file3.md

Each file is converted to DOCX in its original location.

Custom output location:

python scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py -i document.md -o output/mydoc.docx

Batch to specific directory:

python scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py -i *.md -o output_docs/

Workflow

When a user requests markdown to DOCX conversion:

  1. Identify input files - Confirm which markdown file(s) to convert
  2. Determine output naming - Use auto-naming unless user specifies custom names
  3. Run conversion - Execute the script with appropriate parameters
  4. Report results - Inform user of success and output file location(s)

Common Use Cases

Convert a single markdown file

User: "Convert README.md to DOCX"

python scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py -i README.md

Convert all markdown files in current directory

User: "Convert all my markdown files to Word documents"

python scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py -i *.md

Convert with custom output name

User: "Convert notes.md to report.docx"

python scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py -i notes.md -o report.docx

Convert documentation set to a folder

User: "Convert all docs to DOCX and put them in the exports folder"

python scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py -i docs/*.md -o exports/

Script Details

Location: scripts/convert_md_to_docx.py

Features:

  • Validates input files exist and are markdown format
  • Auto-generates output filenames (input.md → input.docx)
  • Supports custom output paths for single files
  • Supports output directory for batch conversions
  • Creates output directories if they don't exist
  • Provides clear success/failure feedback
  • Returns proper exit codes for automation

Requirements:

  • Python 3+
  • Node.js and npm (for npx)
  • markdown-docx npm package (automatically fetched via npx)

Error Handling

The script handles common errors:

  • Input file not found - Reports missing file path
  • Invalid file type - Ensures input is .md or .markdown
  • npx not available - Checks for Node.js/npm installation
  • Conversion failure - Captures and reports markdown-docx errors

Tips

  • Auto-naming is preferred - The script automatically names output files, reducing friction
  • Batch operations - When converting multiple files, the script shows a summary of successes and failures
  • Path handling - Both absolute and relative paths work for input and output
  • Glob patterns - Shell glob patterns (*.md) can be used for batch operations

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