Crate tdoc 

tdoc is a toolkit for building, parsing, formatting, and exporting FTML (Formatted Text Markup Language) documents.

The crate is centered around three core concepts:

• Document, Paragraph, and Span, which form an in-memory tree representation of FTML content.
• Parsers (see parser, html, markdown, and gemini) that turn external text into that tree.
• Writers and formatters (see writer and formatter) that turn the tree back into HTML, Markdown, Gemini, or richly styled terminal output.

Checklists (Markdown - [ ] entries or HTML <input type="checkbox"> lists) map to ParagraphType::Checklist nodes that store ChecklistItem children. Nested checklist items are preserved end-to-end so complex task hierarchies round-trip across every parser and writer.

Most applications start by building a Document manually or converting some source text via parse, manipulate or inspect the tree, and finally render it with writer::Writer or formatter::Formatter.

Re-exports

pub use document::Document;

pub use inline::InlineStyle;

pub use inline::Span;

pub use paragraph::ChecklistItem;

pub use paragraph::Paragraph;

pub use paragraph::ParagraphType;

pub use parser::parse;

pub use writer::write;

pub use pager::*;

Modules

document

Defines the Document root node for FTML content.

formatter

Render documents to formatted plain text suitable for terminals or logs.

gemini

Convert between Gemini text (.gmi) and FTML Document trees.

html

Parse real-world HTML into the internal FTML representation.

inline

Inline styling primitives used by paragraphs.

markdown

Convert between Markdown text and FTML Document trees.

pager

paragraph

Paragraph primitives that make up the Document tree.

parser

FTML parser that transforms HTML-like markup into Document trees.

test_helpers

Convenience constructors for assembling documents in tests.

writer

Serialize Document trees back into FTML/HTML.

Macros

ftml

Builds a Document using an inline FTML DSL.

Type Aliases

Result

Convenience result type used across parsing and writing APIs.