Python bindings for the Comrak Rust library, a fast CommonMark/GFM parser
pip install comrak
Fast Markdown to HTML parser in Rust, shipped for Python via PyO3.
All options are exposed in a simple manner:
>>> import comrak
>>> opts = comrak.ExtensionOptions()
>>> comrak.render_markdown("foo :smile:", extension_options=opts)
'<p>foo :smile:</p>\n'
>>> opts.shortcodes = True
>>> comrak.render_markdown("foo :smile:", extension_options=opts)
'<p>foo 😄</p>\n'
Refer to the Comrak docs for all available options.
Tested with small (8 lines) and medium (1200 lines) markdown strings
Maintained by lmmx. Contributions welcome!
uv pip install -e .[dev])Licensed under the 2-Clause BSD License. See LICENSE for all the details.
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Python bindings for the Comrak Rust library, a fast CommonMark/GFM parser
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