mark3
mark3 provides a lightweight, markdown to html parser for python 2.7 and 3.
Usage
Using mark3 is very simple:
from mark3.markdown import markdown html = markdown(raw_text)
Deviations
mark3 may differ slightly from the official markdown implementation.
If you find a difference between mark3’s output and the official markdown’s not mentioned here, please open a ticket.
Lists
A <p> will be placed in an <li> if, and only if it’s needed:
* foo * bar
Will produce the same output as:
* foo * bar
Inline HTML
This markdown:
< foo <b>bar</b>>
Produces:
<p>< foo <b>bar</b>></p>
Instead of the official markdown implementation output:
<p>< foo <b>bar</b>></p>
Tabs
Tabs are expanded to 4 spaces before parsing. As such, output will never contain tabs.
Insignificant Whitespace
Outputted html doesn’t have as much insignificant whitespace as the official markdown implementation.
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Release files for mark3 0.1.2
For a detailed explanation of source distributions (sdists) and built distributions (wheels), please see the package formats documentation.
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