An alternative Go library for djot

[danielledeleo]

After playing with php-collective/djot-php, I was disappointed to find that godjot isn't in a working state right now, and doesn't have a very idiomatic parser interface, so I decided to take a crack at a new implementation. I used both djot.js and djot.lua as convenient reference for the implementation. My coverage is pretty good so far, with the full official test suite passing. I haven't tagged an initial release yet, but it's good enough to share at this stage. All of the happy paths are working so far.

My interest in the project came from the endless frustration of extending Markdown, both in personal projects and at my dayjob. This markup language scratches some major itches for sure.

github.com/danielledeleo/djot-go

[dereuromark]

Feel free to add it to the https://github.com/dereuromark/awesome-djot list.