Crate somedoc

A very simple document model and markup generator.

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Model

The somedoc::model module provides the model to construct documents.

Example

fn readme_maker(crate_name: &str, repo_owner: &str, repo_name: &str, headline: &str) -> Document {
    let tbd = Paragraph::plain_str("TBD");
    let mut doc = Document::default();

    doc.add_heading(Heading::heading_1(&format!("Crate {}", crate_name)))
        .add_paragraph(Paragraph::plain_str(headline));

    let mut para = Paragraph::default();
    para.add_image(Image::new(HyperLink::external_with_label_str(
        "https://img.shields.io/badge/license-mit-118811.svg",
        "MIT License",
    )))
    .add_image(Image::new(HyperLink::external_with_label_str(
        "https://img.shields.io/badge/Min%20Rust-1.40-green.svg",
        "Build",
    )))
    .add_image(Image::new(HyperLink::external_with_label_str(
        &format!(
            "https://github.com/{}/{}/workflows/Rust/badge.svg",
            repo_owner, repo_name
        ),
        "Minimum Rust Version",
    )))
    .add_image(Image::new(HyperLink::external_with_label_str(
        &format!(
            "https://github.com/{}/{}/workflows/Security%20audit/badge.svg",
            repo_owner, repo_name
        ),
        "Audit",
    )));

    doc.add_paragraph(para)
        .add_thematic_break()
        .add_paragraph(tbd.clone())
        .add_heading(Heading::heading_2("Example"))
        .add_paragraph(tbd.clone())
        .add_heading(Heading::heading_2("Features"))
        .add_paragraph(tbd.clone())
        .add_thematic_break()
        .add_heading(Heading::heading_2("Changes"))
        .add_paragraph(Paragraph::bold_str("Version 0.1.0"));

    let mut list = List::default();
    list.add_item_from(Span::plain_str("Initial release.").into());

    doc.add_list(list)
        .add_heading(Heading::heading_2("Issues"))
        .add_paragraph(tbd.clone());

    doc
}

Writers

The somedoc::write module contains a number of serializers that generate specific markup for different platforms.

Example

The following writes a constructed document to stdout as a Markdown document. The default flavor supported by the writer is the CommonMark spec.

use somedoc::write::write_document_to_string;
use somedoc::write::markdown::MarkdownFlavor;

let doc = make_some_document();

let doc_str = write_document_to_string(&doc, MarkdownFlavor::default().into()).unwrap();
println!("{}", doc_str);

The following writes the same document out in the XWiki markup form.

use somedoc::write::{write_document_to_string, OutputFormat};

let doc = make_some_document();

let doc_str = write_document_to_string(&doc, OutputFormat::XWiki).unwrap();
println!("{}", doc_str);

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Changes

Version 0.2.1

This is a significant update, some APIs will have changed, but the plan is that these new API forms will be stabilized toward a 0.3.0 release that can be relied on for non-breaking changes.

• Added: additional features in the HTML writer. It should be complete pending testing.
• Added: complete writer implementation for LaTeX. It should be complete pending testing.
• Added: configuration features for each writer, fmt_html, fmt_latex, fmt_markdown`, etc. with the default feature including all of these.
• Added: Writer, and ConfigurableWriter to the write module to capture the instantiation of a writer struct.
• Added: more library/API documentation, but not all yet.
• Refactor: combined all markdown-like formats into a common module.
• Refactor: moved the Anchor type to a new Label, it is no longer a stand-alone inline value, but has been added as a property to most block types.
• Refactor: moved Abstract out of the Metadata enum and made it a property of the document proper. This also affects the visitor API.
• Refactor: renamed label/alt_text on HyperLink to caption.
• Clean-up: made the document API easier, removing Result<> where it wasn't needed.
• Clean-up: removed the unused dependency on log.
• Testing: added dependency on pretty_assertions for better comparison of test failures.
• Testing: creating test cases across formats.

Version 0.2.0

• Added: new visitor traits and migrated the XWiki writer to use it.
• Added: new HTML writer using the new visitor traits.
• Added: new Math (inline), and MathBlock (block) constructs.
• Added: new Caption type and implementation for Code, MathBlock, and Table.
• Added: Deref for some String newtypes (Anchor, Caption, Emoji, and Text).
• Testing: using proptest for the String newtypes listed above.

Version 0.1.7

• Fixed: fixed a bug in HeadingLevel/markdown generation.

Version 0.1.6

• Added: started on library documentation.
• Added: model::inline::emoji_names module, but only enabled for emoji_names feature.
• Added: readme_maker example, this is used in the README and lib.rs documentation.
• Fixed: fixed a bug in XWiki write_code function.
• Refactor: document metadata, and Markdown writer accordingly.
• Refactor: renamed TextStyle -> SpanStyle, added Sized variant.
• Clean-up: the read module as it was currently empty.
• Clean-up: femoved the model::visitor module, too many changes to stabilize yet.
• Testing: some initial test cases.

Version 0.1.5 (not published)

• Added some more replacement rules for XWiki anchors.

Version 0.1.4

• Moved the rules for formatting an Anchor into each writer.

Version 0.1.3

• Added Formatted alongside CodeBlock.
• Removed some additional blank lines from both Markdown and XWiki writers.

Version 0.1.2

• Fixed nested list bug in XWiki writer.

Version 0.1.1

• Added cargo-husky for git hooks.
• Fixed bug in tables for XWiki writer.

Version 0.1.0

• Initial commit. Basic model working, initial Markdown and XWiki writers.

TODO

• Investigate new writers,
  • LaTeX
  • RTF,
• Investigate math support in some form.
• Investigate float hints.
• Investigate glossary, acronym, and bib support.
• Add macros for all document generation.