A Codox writer that does syntax highlighting. Take a look at an example of the output.
Leiningen
:profiles {:dev {:dependencies [ [net.colourcoding/ulisse "0.2.3"]]}}
:codox {:writer ulisse.writer/write-docs}After that, just use it as if it were [codox-md "0.2.0"] (which it basically is). Be aware that it does provide its own codox/css/codox-md.css file, and you'll need to copy the styles through to your own if you're already using one.
In ulisse.markdown you can find functions for converting markdown to HTML with syntax highlighting. In ulisse.python you'll find functions for invoking Jython from Clojure. One of these days that may be the main focus of the library. For now it's the bare minimum that ulisse.markdown needs.
Basically, there's three things this library does, and it should ultimately only do one.
The hard work is being done by the following libraries:
Copyright © 2013 Julian Birch
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.