h1. textile.js

Attempt at an implementation of fully featured Textile parser in JavaScript that runs reasonably fast and mostly avoids outputting broken HTML.

Give it a go in "a live textile web editor":http://borgar.github.com/textile-js/.


h2. Install

bc. $ npm install textile-js


h2. Options

The basic interface mimics "marked":https://github.com/chjj/marked, the popular markdown parser. So if you use that in your project then you can support Textile as well with minimal effort.

Currently, the only supported option is @breaks@ which can be used to enable/disable the default behavior of line-breaking single newlines within blocks.


h2. Usage

bc. console.log( textile( "I am using __textile__." ) );

You can also get to the syntax tree, which uses "JsonML":http://www.jsonml.org/.

bc. var jsonml = textile.parse( text );
console.log( jsonml );


h2. CLI

bc. $ textile -o hello.html
hello world
^D
$ cat hello.html
<p>hello world</p>


h2. License

Copyright (c) 2012, Borgar Þorsteinsson (MIT License).

See LICENSE.