Textiler — a command-line textile parser
Textiler is a command-line tool for people who don't want to know about Ruby, PHP, OCaml or other crap, but know about Unix-way.
Try it
Download pre-compiled binaries here. Then:
$ echo *hello* | ./textiler
<p><strong>hello</strong></p>
Read -help
for some additionaly options.
Features
It supports:
- stream parsing of textile markup language;
- outputing HTML;
- optional HTML escaping;
- grabbing header without parsing a full page (useful for formation a list of pages like in /en/code).
It doesn't (yet1) support:
- replacing symbols to another, "much easer on the eye", like in RedCloth;
- URL encoding;
- link declaration like
"hobix":hobix [hobix]http://hobix.com
.
Sources
Textiler is a part of textile-ocaml. To build textiler, download textile-ocaml sources and run make textiler
.