illusion-markdown 2.0.2

Python bindings for illusion Markdown (MDI), backed by the Rust core.

illusion-markdown

Official Python bindings for illusion Markdown (MDI). illusion-markdown parses complete MDI documents, returns the versioned document IR, and renders HTML, text, EPUB, and DOCX through the canonical Rust implementation. Python is an ergonomic API layer only: it does not carry a second Markdown parser or renderer.

Read the Python API documentation →

Install

pip install illusion-markdown

The PyPI distribution is illusion-markdown; the Python import namespace is mdi. Python 3.10 or newer is required.

Quick start

import mdi

source = """---
title: 東京の夜
lang: ja
---

# {東京|とうきょう}の夜

第^12^話
"""

result = mdi.parse(source)
print(result["document"]["children"][0]["type"])

html = mdi.render_html(source)
open("book.html", "w", encoding="utf-8").write(html)

parse() returns a JSON-compatible dictionary with the MDI syntax version, IR version, parser capabilities, document tree, and recoverable diagnostics. Every source-backed span is a half-open UTF-8 byte range.

API

Function	Result
mdi.parse(source)	Versioned document IR and diagnostics.
mdi.serialize_mdi(source)	Canonical MDI/Markdown source.
mdi.render_html(source)	A standalone HTML document.
mdi.render_text(source)	Deterministic plain text.
mdi.render_text_format(source, format)	TXT, ruby, Narou, Kakuyomu, or Aozora text.
mdi.render_epub(source)	EPUB 3 archive bytes.
mdi.render_docx(source)	DOCX archive bytes.

epub_bytes = mdi.render_epub("# Chapter\n\nText")
with open("book.epub", "wb") as output:
    output.write(epub_bytes)

See the official Python documentation for API details, the complete MDI syntax, output formats, and architecture.

Platform support

Prebuilt wheels are published for macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon), Linux x64, and Windows x64. A source distribution is also available for other platforms with a supported Rust toolchain.

License

MIT