russross/blackfriday

Markdig is a markdown parser library that converts text into structured HTML, plain text, or other formats using a configurable pipeline. It functions as a CommonMark compliant parser and an abstract syntax tree generator that transforms markdown into a hierarchical tree of block and inline nodes with precise source location mapping. The project is distinguished by a decoupled renderer architecture that separates parsing logic from output generation, enabling the transformation of the syntax tree into non-HTML formats such as LaTeX or XAML. It also serves as a lossless markdown processor by t

Markdig is a high-performance Markdown processor for .NET applications that converts Markdown text into HTML or other target formats. It is a CommonMark compliant parser and extensible engine that can transform Markdown into a searchable and manipulatable abstract syntax tree. The library provides a framework for adding custom syntax and rendering logic through a modular pipeline of parsers and renderers. It supports native ahead-of-time compilation and trimming to minimize binary size. Capabilities include the generation of structured HTML with custom attributes and styling, the extraction

markdown-js is a JavaScript markdown parser and converter that transforms markdown text into HTML output. It functions as both a library and a command line interface tool for converting documents. The project is centered on an abstract syntax tree representation, allowing markdown to be parsed into a structured tree for programmatic inspection and modification before the final rendering process. This intermediate representation enables custom markup processing and document transformations. The toolset covers programmatic document parsing, static site generation, and CLI-based file processing

Goldmark is a Markdown parser and renderer written in Go that converts Markdown text into HTML or XHTML. It implements the CommonMark specification to ensure consistent parsing behavior. The project utilizes a modular extension registry, allowing for the addition of custom syntax such as tables, task lists, and footnotes. It also includes specialized support for CJK languages to handle specific line-breaking and emphasis rules for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean characters. The library parses text into an abstract syntax tree for programmatic document analysis and modification. Its capabilitie