A collection of awesome kramdown goodies for the converter for (structured) text with formatting markup in markdown conventions
Contributions welcome. Anything missing? Send in a pull request. Thanks.
a fast converter in Ruby without any C extensions for (structured) text with formatting markup in markdown
- kramdown (web: kramdown.gettalong.org, gem: kramdown, rdoc: kramdown)
- Quick Reference
- Syntax
- Documentation
- Readers/Parsers (Input)
- Writers/Converters (Output)
- Official News & Updates
Support
Sources
- kramdown (github: gettalong/kramdown)
Made By
- Thomas Leitner (twitter: _gettalong, github: gettalong)
- Q&A w/ Thomas Leitner by Static Times, Feb 2016
- Using Markdown with the kramdown Library and Tools - talk slides (in HTML) from the Vienna.html meetup in Feb 2016 by Thomas Leitner
- kramdown Tips & Tricks by Marcia Ramos (GitLab), Jul 2016
- kramdown gem - turn easy-to-read and easy-to-write wiki-style plain text in markdown into hypertext - Planet Ruby Gem of the Week Series, Jan 2015
- Making Markdown more HTML5 with kramdown by Kari Silvennoinen, April 2015
kramdown-rfc2629 (gem: kramdown-rfc2629, github: cabo/kramdown-rfc2629) by Carsten Bormann et al
an RFC7749 (XML2RFC) generating backend for the kramdown markdown parser. Mostly useful for RFC writers.
govspeak (gem: govspeak, github: alphagov/govspeak) by Ben Griffiths, James Stewart et al
a set of extensions to markdown layered on top of the kramdown library for use in the UK Government Single Domain project
writedowm (gem: writedowm, github: adamhollett/writedown) by Adam Hollett et al
a set of extensions to markdown layered on top of the kramdown library, extensions include: asides, checkboxes, figures, image dimensions and more
kramdown-man (gem: kramdown-man, github: postmodern/kramdown-man) by Hal Brodigan et al
a kramdown converter for converting markdown files into man pages
kramdown-asciidoc (github: opendevise/kramdown-asciidoc) by Dan Allen et al
a kramdown converter for converting markdown files into asciidoc(or) for using docbook 'n' friends
kramdown Facebook Instant Article Converter (github: contentful-labs/kramdown-instant-article) by Rouven Weßling et al
custom converter for kramdown to create markup optimized for Facebook Instant Articles.
slackdown (github: houston/slackdown) by Bob Lail et al
a kramdown converter for converting markdown text to slack's simplified markdown
repositext (github: imazen/repositext) by Jo Hund, Aaron J Walker, Nathanael Jones et al
a customized parser/converter for repositext (repositext.org) - components for large-scale content collaboration & publishing work flows
manuscript (github: aalgahmi/manuscript) by Abdulmalek Al-Gahmi
incl. extented parsers for latex, html and epub
kramdown-syntax_tree_sitter (gem: kramdown-syntax_tree_sitter, github: andrewtbiehl/kramdown-syntax_tree_sitter) by Andrew Biehl
a Kramdown syntax highlighter plugin that leverages Tree-sitter to highlight code
kramdown-service (heroku app: trykramdown, gem: kramdown-service, github: writekit/kramdown-service)
simple online editor that lets you try the kramdown library converting markdown to HTML or LaTeX.
The online app also includes a HTTP JSON API service (e.g. /markdown) for conversion.
All is packed up in the kramdown-service gem for easy (re)use and as an extra bonus includes a binary, that is,
kramup, that starts up the online editor and service on your local machine (e.g. use $ kramup).
Supported conversion options/modes include:
- HTML - kramdown in GitHub-Flavored Markdown (GFM) Mode
- HTML - kramdown in GitHub-Flavored Markdown (GFM) Mode w/ Syntax Highlighter (rouge)
- HTML - kramdown in "Classic" Mode
- LaTeX - kramdown in GitHub-Flavored Markdown (GFM) Mode
online-kramdown-sinatra (heroku app: kramdown, github: online-kramdown-sinatra) by Daniel Perez Alvarez et al
quick and dirty implementation of an online kramdown editor
This fork (github: arthurattwell/online-kramdown) by Arthur Attwell runs on Windows locally.
modern hypertext markup in easy-to-read and easy-to-write ye olde plain vanilla text
See the Awesome Markdown List @ Mundi Mark (github: mundimark/awesome-markdown) ».
License
The awesome list is dedicated to the public domain. Use it as you please with no restrictions whatsoever.