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Simple way to transform different markup languages to HTML.
Carta offers a simple way to transform different markup languages to HTML (the irony). For the moment it supports Markdown and reStructuredText., (*1)
$carta = new \Gentle\Carta\Carta(
'/path/to/markdown/files',
new \Gentle\Carta\Parser\MarkdownParser()
);
# parse a single page and get content
$carta->page('subdir/file.md')->getContent();
# load all files from directory and get each page title
foreach ($carta->chapter('subdir/')->getPages() as $page) {
echo $page->getMetaTag('title');
}
You can specify custom metadata inside each source file, by using the format key: value at the
beginning of the file, surrounded by three or more dashes., (*2)
Example:, (*3)
```yaml, (*4)
title: "The page title" description: "Page description" tags: ["tag1", "tag2"], (*5)
```, (*6)
This will result in the following usage:, (*7)
php
// [...]
$page->getMetaTag('title'); // will return: The page title
$page->getMetaTag('description'); // will return: Page description
$page->getMetaTag('tags'); // will return: array('tag1', 'tag2'), (*8)
There are no restrictions in place for what meta keys you can use, so you can define any key you want., (*9)
The following terms are used inside Carta library:, (*10)
Carta is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details, (*11)
Simple way to transform different markup languages to HTML.
MIT
markdown markup restructuredtext