Proof of concept of a markdown string interpolator. E.g. you can write
import mads.Mads.text._
val mads = "Mads"
md"""
# An example
This is an example of $mads
"""and produce a value in a number of output formats (String, scalajs-react,
etc.) By "a number of output formats" I mean text, which is currently the only
supported format---but other formats could easily be added.
It's like MDX but not tied to Javascript and React.
To use, add the following dependency to your build.sbt:
libraryDependencies += "org.creativescala" %% "mads" % "0.2.0"Mads does not currently support much of markdown. The following is implemented:
- Headings in the sane ATX format (
# Heading) - Paragraphs
- Code blocks with backticks for fences. A language must be specified after the opening fence.
More will be added as the need arises. It's unlikely it will ever support Setext headings.
It uses a so-cool-it's-frozen parser combinator library that allows suspending and resuming parsing.
To publish a release:
- update the version number on master in publish.sbt
- update the version number in README.md
- run + publishSigned
- run sonatypeBundleRelease
- tag master with the release version
- push tags to origin.