Markdown (.md) files are widely used due to their simplicity, readability, and compatibility across development and documentation tools. However, sometimes you'll need your content in Word (.docx) format instead. Below you'll find an easy guide to converting Markdown files to DOCX using Pandoc.

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Pandoc Installation and Usage Guide

Windows OS

1. Download Pandoc: https://pandoc.org/installing.html or you can you Winget:

winget install --id JohnMacFarlane.Pandoc --exact --source winget

3. Check Installation: Open Command Prompt and run:

   pandoc --version

4. Install pywin32: Execute the following in Command Prompt:

   pip install pywin32

5. Convert Markdown to DOCX: Navigate to the folder containing your files (input.md and template.docx) and run:

   pandoc -s input.md -o output.docx --reference-doc=template.docx

macOS

1. Install Pandoc via Homebrew:

   brew install pandoc

2. Install python-docx:

   pip install python-docx

3. Convert Markdown to DOCX: Navigate to the folder containing your files (input.md and template.docx) and execute:

   pandoc -s input.md -o output.docx --reference-doc=template.docx

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File Descriptions:

• input.md: Your source Markdown file.
• output.docx: The name for your resulting DOCX file.
• template.docx: DOCX template containing predefined styles.

You may use this provided template or any other .docx template.

Note: In your output.docx, format all code-related content using the style named "Чанк кода"/"Code chunk", if you use provided template.