Review, run, and audit our open-source codebase. Host our lightweight parsing script inside your own application pipeline with total confidence.
Built for confidential workflows — files stay in your browser memory.
Stop wasting time writing custom parsers for documentation repositories. Syncing documents is easy with our local Markdown parser. It structures page coordinates, lists, and images, generating clean Markdown syntax seamlessly via abstract syntax tree (AST) compilation, CommonMark compliance, and mdast to hast syntax conversion. It preserves code blocks, formats tables, and cleans headers flawlessly. It protects against directory traversal risks and performs HTML sanitization locally. The entire conversion executes client-side, keeping your files secure and private.
Clone our open-source codebase from the GitHub repository.
Set up parsing parameters to capture headers, tables, and columns.
Execute the parsing script to convert files to Markdown in-house.
| Feature Metric | Traditional Cloud Services | GoLocalPDF Sandbox |
|---|---|---|
| Code Auditing | ❌ Closed-source code that cannot be verified for security | ✅ Open-source codebase available on GitHub |
| Operational Cost | ❌ Charges based on API requests or page usage | 🆓 Open-source package under the MIT license |
| Integration Options | ❌ Requires custom SDK wrappers for cloud services | ✅ Isomorphic library for Node.js and browser threads |
| Data Control | ❌ Transmits documents to external cloud services | 🛡️ Runs inside your secure local application pipeline |
Yes. It extracts image vectors and saves them as inline assets, creating self-contained Markdown files.
Yes, it generates standard CommonMark and GFM elements, ready to compile in Jekyll, Astro, or Next.js blogs.
No. The parsing engine runs locally inside your browser memory sandbox, keeping your code repositories safe.
