Tatum is yet another small tool for rendering Markdown to HTML. Primarily, I use it to preview my Markdown notes and essays, and to export them to self-contained HTML files.

In my case, this is for submission to school assignments.

You my replicate my setup by first installing Tatum:

cargo install --git https://github.com/elijah-potter/tatum --locked

Next, insert the following snippet into your Neovim config:

utils.map("n", "<leader>o", function ()
  vim.fn.jobstart("tatum serve --open " .. vim.fn.expand('%') )
end)

Tatum aims to make entirely self-contained HTML files. If you reference an image in your Markdown, Tatum will resolve the location of the image, encode it as a data URL, and place it in the final file.