Parser and generator for Discord's markdown, written in Rust
```rust use discordmd::ast::*; use discordmd::parse;
fn main() {
let message = "You can write italics text, *inline code*, and more!";
let ast = MarkdownDocument::new(vec![ MarkdownElement::Plain(Box::new( Plain::new("You can write ") )), MarkdownElement::ItalicsStar(Box::new( ItalicsStar::new(vec![ MarkdownElement::Plain(Box::new( Plain::new("italics text") )) ]) )), MarkdownElement::Plain(Box::new( Plain::new(", ") )), MarkdownElement::OneLineCode(Box::new( OneLineCode::new("inline code") )), MarkdownElement::Plain(Box::new( Plain::new(", and more!") )), ]);
assert_eq!( parse(message), ast ); } ```
```rust use discordmd::ast::MarkdownDocument; use discordmd::builder::*;
fn main() { let ast = MarkdownDocument::new(vec![ plain("generating "), onelinecode("markdown"), plain(" is "), underline(vec![ bold("easy"), plain(" and "), bold("fun!"), ]), ]);
asserteq!(
ast.tostring(),
"generating markdown is *easy* and *fun!*"
);
}
```
*italics*, _italics_)**bold**)__underline__)~~strikethrough~~)||spoiler||)`one line code`)
```sh
echo "multi line"
echo "code"
```
> block quote
> some text
Add the following to your Cargo.toml file:
toml
[dependencies]
discord-md = "2.0.0-rc.1"
The parser tries to mimic the behavior of the official Discord client's markdown parser, but it's not perfect. The following is the list of known limitations.
> will be treated as plain text.*italics **bold italics** italics*, may not be parsed properly.foo_bar_baz as emphasis, while Discord's parser does not.Licensed under either of
at your option.
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