EazyText
Wiki, in general is a simple markup language to generate html pages that can be rendered in a browser. This is quick and neat way of documentation. Eazytext can be used as a library package or as a command line tool. It is lean, clean and insanely fast !! Since eazytext wiki-markup supports dynamic text (text that gets translated based on context), it is not practical to cache the html result and re-use them (by web-applications). And to avoid parsing the wiki-text every-time, an intermediate .py file is generated. You can learn more and hack into its guts at launchpad.
As a newbie, get started with EazyText in 5 minutes. As a pro, never be limited by a wiki engine. Our philosophy of wiki,
“Make simple things easy and difficult things possible”
Some interesting features in EazyText are,
Text content can be emphasized, italicized, underlined, subscripted, superscripted.
Short cut for hyper links, several variants
Short cut for referring to image source
Short cut for email link
Heading
Horizontal line
Ordered list
Unordered list
Block quoted text
Small table
Big table
Definition list
Style short cuts
New line break
Interspersing HTML text
Templated tags for common html-tag usage patterns
Pluggable macros
Pluggable wiki-extensions
Quicklinks
If you have any queries, suggestions discuss with us
Documentation
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