Highly performant markdown processor, WmDP is fairly conventional, however in edge cases results may differ from other parsers.
What WmDP can do...
- Tables, code blocks, checkboxes, subscript & superscript.
- Unordered, ordered lists & blockquotes.
- Italic, cursive, strike-through text.
- Images, links, titles, etc.
Look in the example directory to see a basic C usage example. To give a more basic understanding of how easy it is to use the library see the below code example.
// Parse Markdown File (Output Size, Input Ptr, Input Size);
char *r=psr(&u,b,s);The example executable can simply be compiled with gcc main.c -o main -O3 then run it with ./main ../tests.generic.md to generate an .html file.
There is an embedded usage example in the wasm directory, you can compile the WebAssembly code with the following command.
emcc -O3 ./../md.c -o md.mjs -s EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS='["_psr","_malloc","_free","stringToUTF8"]' -s EXPORTED_RUNTIME_METHODS='["HEAPU8","HEAPU32"]'Afterwards launch a HTTP server in the same directory and visit it on the localhost.
python3 -m http.serverReference: [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/WebAssembly/Guides/C_to_Wasm]
This project is licensed under the permissive MIT license. Please consider starring the project! No AI was used in the making of this project.
Made by Wolf Pieter Schulz.