LayerDocs Python
Official Python wrapper for LayerDocs, the next-generation modular documentation engine.
LayerDocs bridges the gap between the simplicity of Markdown and the professional precision of LaTeX, all within a modern, AI-integrated ecosystem.
🚀 Key Features
- Professional PDF Generation: High-fidelity typesetting using ReportLab.
- Modular Syntax: Supports the powerful
.function {arg}Quarkdown syntax. - AI-Ready: Optimized for LLM parsing and automated document generation.
- Premium Themes: Built-in support for "Galactic" (Vercel-style) and "Hyperlegible" layouts.
📦 Installation
pip install layerdocs
🛠️ Quick Start
import layerdocs
# Compile a Quarkdown (.qd) file to PDF
layerdocs.compile(
source="main.qd",
output="manual.pdf",
theme="galactic"
)
# Convert Markdown to LayerDocs-formatted HTML
html = layerdocs.to_html("content.md")
print(html)
💻 CLI Usage
You can also use LayerDocs directly from your terminal:
# Compile and watch for changes
layerdocs c main.qd -p -w
🔗 Links
- GitHub Repository: https://github.com/LayerDocs/LayerDocs-core
- Documentation: https://github.com/LayerDocs/LayerDocs-docs
📄 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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