cumd

Church Slavonic dialect of Markdown

Markup

1. Use = symbol to mark red spans, for example: =Слава и ныне=
2. Use + to mark expanded font: +Священник глаголет:+
3. Use leading tilda to mark first letter of a word red: ~Христос рождается
4. For pagebreak anchors use <<5: л. 3 об.>> or simply <<5>> when label is the same as the page number
5. Use leading curcumflex symbol to mark bukvitsa: ^Вначале было Слово
6. For verse numbering use ((и))
7. For footnote use [[footnote text]] (Attention: this is likely to change)

This package provides two commands:

• cumd - renders markdown into html
• cuxml - converts Ponomar XML into markdown

cumd

usage: cumd [-h] [--html] [--simplified] [--extensions EXTENSIONS] input output

Converts CU markdown to HTML

positional arguments:
  input                 File name of the input *.md file
  output                File name of the output *.html file

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --html                Set to generate viewable HTML
  --simplified, -s      Set to generate HTML without custom tags
  --extensions EXTENSIONS, -e EXTENSIONS
                        List of comma-separated extensions to enable. For example -e footnotes,math

cuxml

usage: cuxml [-h] input output

Converts XML to cu-flavored markdown

positional arguments:
  input       input XML file
  output      output Markdown file

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit