CVTul

CVTul is a small, open-source project focused on providing a command-line utility for managing and converting between various document formats. Its primary goal is to offer a flexible and efficient way for users to handle documents without the need for graphical interfaces. The project aims to support a range of input and output formats, often leveraging existing libraries and tools to achieve this broad compatibility.

The core functionality of CVTul revolves around its ability to read documents in one format and write them out in another. This can be useful for tasks such as converting Markdown files to HTML, converting plain text to PDF, or transforming other common document types. Users typically interact with CVTul through a series of commands, specifying the input file, the desired output format, and any optional parameters to control the conversion process.

CVTul is often used in scripting and automation workflows where repetitive document transformations are required. Its command-line nature makes it easy to integrate into shell scripts, build processes, or other automated tasks. The project is typically maintained by a community of developers and is available for use on various operating systems where compatible command-line environments exist. Information regarding specific supported formats and detailed usage instructions can usually be found in the project's documentation or repository.