Wok
Wok is a markup language, similar to Markdown but with a syntax based on Pug. I'm aiming to make Wok into some kind of middle-ground between the power of HTML and the simplicity of Markdown. The idea came from wanting an open-source alternative to Notion, an app I find to be quite powerful.
Wok currently compiles only to HTML. A tool to compile-and-serve Wok files is available as a separate wok-serve package.
Example usage:
# Show help
wok -h
# Compile a few files
wok my_wok_file.wok my_other_file.wok
# Compile with glob
wok *.wok
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