lead
Lead is a markdown renderer written in python to be used by python programs
Why is it different?
Unlike other markdown renderers, lead doesn't just convert your markdown to HTML, and leverages the power of EyeScary Development's producesyntaxed library to colour text depending on what tag the text is.
Ok, what can it do?
In its current state, lead can interpret:
- Headings up to h4
- Bullet lists
- Bold text
- Strikethroughs
- And just plain text
Why does this exist?
Because it does, and it's kinda cool bc it renders markdown in the terminal instead of tkinter w o w
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