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Note, that retext also supports restructured text (which is imo the superior markup language).
by buster 13y ago
Note, that retext also supports restructured text (which is imo the superior markup language).
- CraigJPerry 13y agoYip. rst is well supported on GitHub e.g. you can use README.rst in your projects rather than README.md which i didn't know until recently. Makes including readme text in python packages for display on PyPI super convenient, in setup.py: """A silly setup.py example""" from setuptools import setup from os.path import dirname, join THIS_DIR = dirname(__name__) README = open(join(THIS_DIR, "README.rst")).read() setup( name ..., description=__doc__, # """A silly setu... long_description=README )
- buster 13y agoCool, i didn't know that! I always thought how much i would like to use rst instead of md, nice :)