A self-contained Python script that converts a Markdown book into a PDF using headless Chrome. It handles cover page insertion, PNG-to-JPEG image optimization with configurable quality, and A4 print CSS. This pattern is reusable for any documentation project needing automated PDF generation from Markdown, with minimal adaptation required.

A Python script that transforms a single Markdown file into a deployable static HTML site with a table of contents, hero section, and responsive layout. It uses the Python markdown library and generates a complete site structure. This is a lightweight, reusable alternative to heavier static site generators for single-source documentation.

A well-crafted CSS file implementing a responsive two-column layout with a sticky table of contents, scroll progress bar, dark code blocks, and print-specific styling using @page. The design uses CSS Grid and clamp() for fluid typography. This stylesheet can be extracted and reused in any documentation site with similar structure.

A vanilla JavaScript file that enhances the reading experience with IntersectionObserver-based heading tracking to highlight the current section in the TOC, a scroll progress bar, and a back-to-top button. It is self-contained, dependency-free, and demonstrates a clean pattern for interactive documentation navigation that can be reused across projects.