markdown2 VS django-microframework

I remember I had some problems with converting as well but as per https://github.com/trentm/python-markdown2 there is a quick usage section, and this example worked for me. Please try it like this

From their GitHub repo documentation:

First, I used django-microframework as inspiration for a simple app.py that could be used instead of the potentially overwhelming files Django normally uses for a site. Then, I added in automatic reading of .env files to override Django settings that shouldn't be committed. I used markdown2 to automatically render markdown files into HTML. And built a way to load data from JSON into templates to be used as variables (since a database is not available when generating a static site).

Here, the markdown2 python package is used to convert the markdown wiki entries which are then rendered as entry.html.

The Django docs don't provide a similar quickstart guide but we can accomplish a similar feat with only a few more lines of code. In fact, doing so has become a bit of a game among seasoned Django developers and there is an entire repo, django-microframework, dedicated to these efforts. We will choose Option2, which is not the most concise, but is more easily understood than some of the other approaches.

First, I used django-microframework as inspiration for a simple app.py that could be used instead of the potentially overwhelming files Django normally uses for a site. Then, I added in automatic reading of .env files to override Django settings that shouldn't be committed. I used markdown2 to automatically render markdown files into HTML. And built a way to load data from JSON into templates to be used as variables (since a database is not available when generating a static site).