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Djota

A Djot implementation in Prolog. Djot is a markup language inspired by Markdown but different design goals. See Beyond Markdown and Design goals of Djot for more information. Learn more about the syntax of Djot here

This is a ISO Prolog implementation of Djot, useful to generate HTML fragments.

Usage

:- use_module(djota).

?- djota(+InputStr, -OutputHtml).

where InputStr is a string in Djot, and OutputHTML unifies with the output HTML corresponding to that file.

Example

Let's render this README with Djota!

:- use_module(djota).
:- use_module(library(dcgs)).
:- use_module(library(pio)).

? - phrase_from_file(seq(Input), "README.md"), djot(Input, HTML), phrase_to_file(seq(HTML), "README.html").

Runs on:

• Scryer Prolog
• Trealla Prolog

Supported stuff:

• Paragraphs
• Inline links
• Inline images
• Autolinks
• Verbatim
• Emphasis
• Strong
• Highlighted
• Super/subscript
• Insert/delete
• Inline attributes
• Headings
• Blockquotes
• Lists
• Code blocks
• Thematic breaks
• Raw blocks
• Divs
• Tables