Releases: Andrei15193/Mup
Release 2.0.0-beta1
Mup, which is short for Markup Parser, is a cross-platform library written in C#. It targets .NET Standard 1.0 making it available for a wide variety of devices and applications.
The main purpose of the library is to support parsing Lightweight Markup Languages into various output formats, such as HTML, XHTML, XML, Word Documents, Excel Documents, and any other type of document.
The library does not expose types for each mentioned format, but it is made to be extensible. Any parsed text can be run through a custom visitor which traverses the resulting parse tree allowing the developer to specify what exactly needs to be generated at every step.
To keep it lightweight, the library only provides a parser for Creole right now and an HTML visitor which allows users to generate HTML from parsed text. With each increment (or major version), the library will bring a new parser into the fold and thus supporting more languages. The end goal is to support most, if not all, Lightweight Markup Languages.
Release Notes
Version 1.2.0
See the documentation on http://www.mup-project.net/ for more information about using the library, visit https://www.nuget.org/packages/Mup/1.2.0 for more information about installing the library!
Parsers Included
- Creole 1.0 - see http://www.wikicreole.org/ for more information about the syntax
Builds
- .NET Core 1.0
- .NET Framework 2.0
- .NET Framework 4.5
- .NET Standard 1.0
Description
Mup, which is short for Markup Parser, is a cross-platform library written in C#. It targets .NET Standard 1.0 making it available for a wide variety of devices and applications.
The main purpose of the library is to support parsing Lightweight Markup Languages into various output formats, such as HTML, XHTML, XML, Word Documents, Excel Documents, and any other type of document.
The library does not expose types for each mentioned format, but it is made to be extensible. Any parsed text can be run through a custom visitor which traverses the resulting parse tree allowing the developer to specify what exactly needs to be generated at every step.
To keep it lightweight, the library only provides a parser for Creole right now and an HTML visitor which allows users to generate HTML from parsed text. With each increment (or major version), the library will bring a new parser into the fold and thus supporting more languages. The end goal is to support most, if not all, Lightweight Markup Languages.
Release Notes
- Improved Creole element recognition.
- Extended HtmlWriterVisitor with formatting options.
Version 1.1.2
See the documentation on http://www.mup-project.net/ for more information about using the library, visit https://www.nuget.org/packages/Mup/1.1.2 for more information about installing the library!
Parsers Included
- Creole 1.0 - see http://www.wikicreole.org/ for more information about the syntax
Builds
- .NET Core 1.0
- .NET Framework 2.0
- .NET Framework 4.5
- .NET Standard 1.0
Description
Mup, which is short for Markup Parser, is a cross-platform library written in C#. It targets .NET Standard 1.0 making it available for a wide variety of devices and applications.
The main purpose of the library is to support parsing Lightweight Markup Languages into various output formats, such as HTML, XHTML, XML, Word Documents, Excel Documents, and any other type of document.
The library does not expose types for each mentioned format, but it is made to be extensible. Any parsed text can be run through a custom visitor which, um, "visits" the results allowing the developer to specify what exactly needs to be generated at every step.
To keep it lightweight, the library only provides a parser for Creole right now and an HTML visitor which allows users to generate HTML from parsed text. With each increment (or major version if that helps), the library will bring a new parser into the fold and thus supporting more languages. The end goal is to support most, if not all, Lightweight Markup Languages.
Release Notes
- Added support for .NET 2.0.
- Added Begin/End asynchronous pattern variant (mostly for .NET 2.0).