lumin

@tungsten106 Thank you for your contribution! It looks great so far. Just one more thing—when running the tests, files is generated. Could you add the following to the `.gitignore` file...

https://github.com/microsoft/markitdown/pull/139#issuecomment-2553113646 answer this if you have time

> I have updated that. For test speed, have you tried to use pytest-xdist to run test_markitdown.py in parallel? Thank you. You can run tests in parallel without using `pytest-xdist`;...

Work great. I just test `pages=range(10)` is enough, same with `page_numbers`. for run one test you can run below command so don't need comment ```py # test_markitdown_remote() # test_markitdown_local() #...

I prefer to keep file names consistent in style, using all uppercase, like README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md

You can easily set up a host for docs using GitHub Pages. Sphinx and MkDocs are perhaps the most popular options Example - [AWS Copilot](https://aws.github.io/copilot-cli/en/)

hi, to work with jpg files, you'll need ExifTool and an OpenAI API key so `markitdown` can extract text and convert it

could you add tests?

> @l-lumin, could you provide a sample video file that is allowed to be uploaded to the repo? I think you can use the file you tested locally.If it's wrong,...

hi, can you share your Path environment variable? I think you should run it in venv or use pipx, rather than installing it directly with pip