reflowrst
Installation
>>> sudo pip install reflowrst
Usage
Example:
>>> from reflowrst import reflow >>> text = 'Here is a paragraph that is far too long and will need to wrap.' >>> print(reflow(text, 47)) Here is a paragraph that is far too long and will need to wrap.
You can also get the longest possible form of the rst text by using 0 for the space. For example:
>>> paragraph = '''Here is a paragraph that is far too long and will need to wrap.''' >>> print(reflow(paragraph, 0)) Here is a paragraph that is far too long and will need to wrap.
Todo
☑ Titles
☑ Transitions
☑ Paragraphs
☑ Bullet Lists
☑ Enumerated Lists
☑ Definitions
☑ Fields
☑ Options
☑ Literal Blocks
☐ Quoted Literal Blocks
☑ Line Blocks
☑ Block Quotes
☐ Doctest Blocks
☑ Grid Tables
☑ Simple Tables
☑ Footnotes
☑ Citations
☑ Directives
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