hash-tag

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Markdown to HTML Parser written in rust, built with wasm, for direct usage in javascript.

Features

• Parses headings, blockquotes, inline code, codeblock, paragraphs, links, bold, italics, unordered lists and ordered list.
• Visualize outputs using frames ui.

Usage

Using cargo

cargo install hash-tag

• Use run

hash-tag path/to/file.md

Generates a index.html file

• Specify output file using -o flag

hash-tag path/to/file.md -o path/to/file.html

• Visualize output file using -v flag

hash-tag path/to/file.md -v path/to/view.html

This uses frames ui.

Using npm

• Create a node environment

mkdir test
cd test
npm init -y

• Add "type": "module", to package.json file.

npm install hash-tag

• Create a new file index.js and write the code as:

import * as wasm from "./pkg/hash_tag.js";

const html = wasm.parse("## heading 2\n");
console.log(html);

• Run using

node index.js

• Outputs

<h2>heading 2</h2>

References

• Rust Documentation
• wasm-bindgen
• wasm-pack
• frames ui
• @pr4j3sh/frames