markmoji 1.2.1

Extends the basic markdown syntax using an easy to understand and quickly readable emoji-based syntax.

Markmoji extends the basic markdown syntax using an easy to understand and quickly readable emoji-based syntax, allowing you to create custom HTML elements from just an emoji, a label and a URL.

Installing

Markmoji is on PyPi! To install, just copy the following into a terminal:

pip install markmoji

Click here for more instructions on what installing from pip means.

The Syntax

Similar to how basic markdown indicates an image using an exclamation point before a link (![name](url)), markmoji syntax uses an emoji beore a link (🐦[name](url)), with the emoji dictating the type of HTML element created.

Python function

To parse markmoji syntax, just use the function markmoji.markmoji() with your markdown text as the input. It will return the same text but with any markmoji syntax returned as HTML objects.

Integration with python-markdown

Included in the package are the necessary classes to use markmoji as an extension to markdown.Markdown. Here's an example of how you might do it:

import markmoji
import markdown as md

# Define some dummy content
content = "🏐[label1](link1)\n🏐[label2](link2)/n🐦[label3](link3)"
# Create markdown processor with markmoji
processor = md.Markdown(extensions=[markmoji.Markmoji()])
# Do actual markdown conversion
content = processor.convert(content)

Contributing

This is all designed with open source contribution in mind! To add your own handlers, check out the file handlers/handlers.py to see the existing implementations and some instructions on how to add your own. It's not all that hard to do, I promise!