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HTML to Markdown (MD) converter written in Rust.
A kind of text manipulator named mdka. "ka" means "化 (か)" pointing to conversion.
Designed with in mind:
Bindings for Python are supported. Functions are available Python scripts can import. For more details about functions, check out the docs.
$ pip install mdka
from mdka import from_html
print(from_html("<p>Hello, world.</p>"))
# Hello, world.
#
from mdka import from_file
print(from_file("tests/fixtures/simple-01.html"))
# Hello, world.
#
from mdka import from_html_to_file
from_html_to_file("<p>Hello, world.</p>", "tests/tmp/out.md", False)
from mdka import from_file_to_file
from_file_to_file("tests/fixtures/simple-01.html", "tests/tmp/out.md", False)
This project is lovingly built and maintained by volunteers.
We hope it helps streamline your API development.
Please understand that the project has its own direction — while we welcome feedback, it might not fit every edge case 🌱
Depends on Servo's html5ever / markup5ever. Also, on PyO3's pyo3 / maturin on bindings for Python. napi-rs for binding for Node.js.
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HTML to Markdown converter
We found that mdka demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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