Markup, templating & text¶
Reading and writing the formats documents arrive in, and the engines that scan them.
| Organisation | Repos | Site | Docs | What it holds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
go-commonmark |
1 | site | docs | Strict CommonMark 0.31.2 to HTML — all 652 spec examples. |
go-kramdown |
1 | site | docs | kramdown-flavoured Markdown, as Jekyll uses it. |
go-nokogiri |
1 | site | docs | HTML and XML: parse, query, mutate, serialise. |
go-xslt |
1 | site | docs | XSLT transformation. |
go-scss |
1 | site | docs | A Sass/SCSS compiler with Dart-Sass-compatible output — the engine behind the Ruby sass gem. |
go-mustache |
1 | site | docs | Logic-less Mustache templating, spec-faithful. |
go-liquid |
1 | site | docs | Shopify's Liquid template engine, gem-faithful. |
go-rouge |
1 | site | docs | A Rouge/Pygments-class syntax highlighter — per-language lexers, token types, named themes. |
go-regexp |
1 | site | docs | An Onigmo engine shaped like the standard library's regexp, with the lookaround and backreferences RE2 cannot do. |
go-datetime |
1 | site | docs | A lenient parser for the dates people actually write. |
Counts are public repositories that hold code; brand, docs and landing repositories are excluded.