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Markdown Processor for Pascal (Delphi/FPC)

Basic Information

This is a Pascal library that processes to markdown to HTML. At present the following dialects of markdown are supported:

Using the Library

Create a TMarkdownProcessor (MarkdownProcessor.pas) of the dialect you want:

 var
   md : TMarkdownProcessor;
   html : string;
 begin
   md := TMarkdownProcessor.createDialect(mdDaringFireball)

Decide whether you want to allow active content (not supported for CommonMark)

   md.UnSafe := true;

Note: you should only set this to true if you need to - active content can be a signficant safety/security issue.

Generate HTML from the Markdown content:

   html := md.process(markdown); 

Note that the HTML returned is an HTML fragment, not a full HTML page.

Testing

Internally, the library includes a comprehensive set of unit tests. For CommonMark, the tests are those provided as part of the CommonMark spec.

Delphi

Versions Supported:

To use the code:

To run the tests:

FPC

Versions Supported:

To use the code:

To run the tests:

License

Copyright (c) 2011+, Health Intersections Pty Ltd (http://www.healthintersections.com.au) All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

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