python-hoedown
The Python binding for hoedown, a markdown parsing library. the original code of the misaka library by Frank Smit.
Installation
Cython is only needed to compile .pyx file.
With pip:
pip install hoedown
Or manually:
python setup.py install
Example
Very simple example:
from hoedown import Markdown, HtmlRenderer
rndr = HtmlRenderer()
md = Markdown(rndr)
print md.render('some text')
Or:
import hoedown as m
print m.html('some other text')
Command Line Tool
output from Markdown to HTML:
hoedownpy MARKDOWNFILE.md
For Maintainer
intall development requirements:
pip install -e ".[dev]"
build:
invoke all
1 maintainer
Metadata
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