Add serve command to start CORS enabled Flask server #235
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Add a `serve` command to start a CORS-enabled Flask server for file conversion. * **New Flask Server**: Add `src/markitdown/server.py` to define a Flask server with CORS enabled and a route to convert files to markdown. * **Dependencies**: Update `pyproject.toml` to include `flask` and `flask-cors` as dependencies and add the `serve` command to the `[project.scripts]` section. * **Documentation**: Update `README.md` with instructions on how to use the `serve` command. * **Tests**: Add tests in `tests/test_markitdown.py` to verify the functionality of the `serve` command, including handling both URL and file POST data. In case we decide not to have `serve` command we have [markdown-converter](https://pypi.org/project/markdown-converter/).
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Add a
servecommand to start a CORS-enabled Flask server for file conversion.New Flask Server: Add
src/markitdown/server.pyto define a Flask server with CORS enabled and a route to convert files to markdown.Dependencies: Update
pyproject.tomlto includeflaskandflask-corsas dependencies and add theservecommand to the[project.scripts]section.Documentation: Update
README.mdwith instructions on how to use theservecommand.Tests: Add tests in
tests/test_markitdown.pyto verify the functionality of theservecommand, including handling both URL and file POST data.In case we decide not to have
servecommand we have markdown-converter.