Triv
A syntax for the web and more...
[What]
: Your documents, any documents,
: as you like.
[.Online.]
[..Learn..]
https://triv.co/docs
[..Try..]
https://triv.co/workshop
[.Download.]
: ```
pip install triv
```
3v - the command line
The downloadable 3v command compiles a Triv document into your choice of markup.
The Triv syntax is recommended for HTML and XML applications.
Python
PyPI hosts the first-choice way to compile with Triv:
pip install triv
3v file.3v > file.xml
Other options include:
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Any text editor, with the following lines at the start:
<script>"interpretive"</script> <script src="https://www.triv.co/3v.js"></script>Then, double-click to open in your browser! (Limitations)
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In a web page as a linked script
(view the source of the Web Workshop for an example)
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A Node.js translation of the
3vcommand available with:npm install triv-3v -g 3v file.3v > file.htmlPlease note: The Python implementation serves as the reference implementation for the project and is the first to receive updates and bugfixes.
License: BSD (3-clause); Copyright ©2023 Triv Collective
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