line-markdown-parser

Convert LLM Markdown into readable LINE Flex Message dictionaries with no runtime dependencies.

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Headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, code, and links receive a chat-friendly layout. Long output is split into separate messages. Sending remains the responsibility of your application.

Installation

Requires Python 3.10 or later.

python -m pip install line-markdown-parser

Quick start

import json

from line_markdown_parser import convert_markdown_to_line_messages

markdown = """# Project update

The **first draft** is ready.

- Review the examples
- Read the [guide](https://example.com/guide)
"""

messages = convert_markdown_to_line_messages(markdown)
print(json.dumps(messages, ensure_ascii=False, indent=2))

Each item has type: "flex", altText, and one bubble in contents. Pass these dictionaries to your LINE API integration. The library makes no network requests and does not require the LINE SDK.

The converter returns all generated messages. LINE accepts up to five message objects per reply or push request, so your application must handle longer results and reply-token restrictions.

API

All functions are exported from line_markdown_parser.

The converter defaults to 1,600 source characters and 28,000 rendered bytes per chunk. See the API specification for signatures, limits, alternative text, and error behavior.

Limitations

• Markdown tables use code-style text boxes; column alignment varies by client font.
• Images appear as labels and links, without fetching or embedding images.
• Only http and https links receive URI actions; destinations are not verified.
• Full CommonMark support, arbitrary nesting, and every code-fence style are outside the scope.
• This is an alpha release with automated tests. Live LINE delivery and client appearance have not been verified. Check integration with the Flex Message Simulator and your target LINE clients.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for setup and checks, SECURITY.md for vulnerability reporting, and CHANGELOG.md for release history.

License

MIT. This independent project is not an official LINE product.