Crate fountain 

fountain parses and renders Fountain markdown, which allows you to write screenplays in plain text and render them into beautiful screenplay-formatted documents. This crate currently only implements a subset of the full Fountain spec, but aims to eventually be fully compliant.

Quick Example

// Parses a plain text Fountain-markup document and outputs HTML.
use fountain;
use nom::error::ErrorKind;

const SCREENPLAY: &str = "\
INT. MESS

The entire crew is seated. Hungrily swallowing huge portions of artificial food. The cat eats \
from a dish on the table.

KANE
First thing I'm going to do when we get back is eat some decent food.
";

// Parse the Fountain-structured plaintext into a fountain::data::Document
let parse_result = fountain::parse_document::<(&str, ErrorKind)>(&SCREENPLAY);
match parse_result {
    Err(e) => eprintln!("Error while parsing the screenplay: {:?}", e),
    Ok(("", parsed)) => {
        eprintln!("Successfully parsed the document");
        println!("{}", parsed.as_html());
    }
    Ok((unparsed, parsed)) => {
        eprintln!("Couldn't parse the entire document. Unparsed section:");
        eprintln!("{}", unparsed);
        println!("{}", parsed.as_html());
    }
}

Modules

data

Datatypes for storing Fountain documents. If you’d like these types to derive Serialize and Deserialize using serde, please set your dependency on fountain to use the use_serde feature: fountain = { version = <target version>, features = ["use_serde"] }

Functions

parse_document

Parses a string slice into a Fountain document. Your input string should end in a newline for parsing to succeed.