Marker is a language that transpiles directly to HTML.
from marker import generate
print(generate('p (style: "color: red") {"Hello, world!"}'))
# Output:
# <p style="color: red">Hello, world!</p>The syntax of Marker is very simple:
tag (attribute: "attribute value") { "tag contents" tag { "another tag" } } # Comment
Which can be expanded to entire HTML documents:
html { head { title { "Example page" } } body { h1 (id: "header") { "Example page!" } br p { "1 + 2 = " % {1 + 2} # The '%' tag evaluates python code using the 'eval' function and can't contain any newlines. } } }Outputs:
<html> <head> <title>Example page</title> </head> <body> <h1 id="header">Example page!</h1> <br> <p>1 + 2 = 3</p> </body> </html>(Note that the resulting HTML isn't really formatted.)
from marker import generate
html = generate(marker_code)python3 marker.py [marker code file] [optional output file]If [optional output file] is omitted, the result will be printed to the terminal.
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