package jekyll-format
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Jekyll post parsing library
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
jekyll-format-v0.2.0.tbz
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doc/jekyll-format/Jekyll_liquid/index.html
Module Jekyll_liquidSource
Jekyll Liquid templates parsing module
Liquid templates are a library for flexible web apps. The original library is in Ruby, and this module is currently just a partial implementation that handles certain tags such as code highlighting.
Source
val highlight_exn :
?f:(Tags.highlight option -> Astring.String.sub -> Astring.String.sub) ->
Astring.String.sub ->
Astring.String.subhighlight body parses the body for Jekyll {% highlight %} tags and applies f to them and substitutes the result into the tag body. The default f is highlight_markdown_code that transforms them into vanilla Markdown with no special highlighting except for a code segment.
Source
val highlight_markdown_code :
Tags.highlight option ->
Astring.String.sub ->
Astring.String.subhighlight_markdown_code s will wrap the code in s in a Markdown code segment. This can be parsed to highlight_exn as a sensible default.
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