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### Def Glossary content
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* Convert the markdown file into html file using pypandoc
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*Via API using etherpad*
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*Via API using etherpad
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text = glossary["data"]["text"]
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words = pypandoc.convert_text(text, 'html', format='md')
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*Via Local Markdown File*
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*Via Local Markdown File
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* Adding property symbols in front of each word generating a Java script code:
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script = ''
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* Writing the Body
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*note that here you are using the previous variables *style*, *legend*, and *script*
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* Writing the Body. Note that here you are using the previous variables **style**, **legend**, and **script**
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website = open('index.html','w')
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* Open the index.html file in your browser
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* Open the index.html file in your browser and enjoy
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