jot

Types

Container

pub type Container {
  Paragraph(attributes: Dict(String, String), List(Inline))
  Heading(
    attributes: Dict(String, String),
    level: Int,
    content: List(Inline),
  )
  Codeblock(
    attributes: Dict(String, String),
    language: Option(String),
    content: String,
  )
}

Constructors

Paragraph(attributes: Dict(String, String), List(Inline))

Heading(
  attributes: Dict(String, String),
  level: Int,
  content: List(Inline),
)

Codeblock(
  attributes: Dict(String, String),
  language: Option(String),
  content: String,
)

Destination

</>

pub type Destination {
  Reference(String)
  Url(String)
}

Constructors

```
Reference(String)
```
```
Url(String)
```

Document

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pub type Document {
  Document(
    content: List(Container),
    references: Dict(String, String),
  )
}

Constructors

Document(
  content: List(Container),
  references: Dict(String, String),
)

Inline

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pub type Inline {
  Linebreak
  Text(String)
  Link(content: List(Inline), destination: Destination)
  Image(content: List(Inline), destination: Destination)
  Emphasis(content: List(Inline))
  Strong(content: List(Inline))
  Code(content: String)
}

Constructors

```
Linebreak
```
```
Text(String)
```

Link(content: List(Inline), destination: Destination)

Image(content: List(Inline), destination: Destination)

```
Emphasis(content: List(Inline))
```
```
Strong(content: List(Inline))
```
```
Code(content: String)
```

Functions

document_to_html

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pub fn document_to_html(document: Document) -> String

Convert a document tree into a string of HTML.

parse

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pub fn parse(djot: String) -> Document

Convert a string of Djot into a tree of records.

This may be useful when you want more control over the HTML to be converted to, or you wish to convert Djot to some other format.

to_html

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pub fn to_html(djot: String) -> String

Convert a string of Djot into a string of HTML.

If you want to have more control over the HTML generated you can use the parse function to convert Djot to a tree of records instead. You can then traverse this tree and turn it into HTML yourself.