markedjs/markedGitHub
calls markdig “Pick this for .NET applications; it's a full-featured CommonMark/GFM processor with a different ecosystem.”
A markdown parser and compiler. Built for speed.
37.1kJavaScriptactive
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markdown-it/markdown-itGitHub
calls markdig “choose for .NET applications needing an extensible CommonMark/GFM parser; markdown-it is JavaScript-only.”
Markdown parser, done right. 100% CommonMark support, extensions, syntax plugins & high speed
21.9kTypeScriptactive
remarkjs/react-markdownGitHub
calls markdig “Choose if you are in a .NET/C# project and need an extensible CommonMark/GFM processor.”
Markdown component for React
15.9kJavaScriptslowing
erusev/parsedownGitHub
calls markdig “CommonMark-compliant Markdown processor for .NET; choose when your application targets C#/.NET.”
Better Markdown Parser in PHP
15.1kPHPslowing
remarkjs/remarkGitHub
calls markdig “Choose for .NET projects needing a fast, extensible CommonMark/GFM parser without JavaScript dependencies.”
markdown processor powered by plugins part of the @unifiedjs collective
9.0kJavaScriptactive
yuin/goldmarkGitHub
calls markdig “choose for .NET/C# projects needing a fast CommonMark processor with extensions.”
:trophy: A markdown parser written in Go. Easy to extend, standard(CommonMark) compliant, well structured.
5.0kGoactive
jgm/pandocGitHub
calls markdig “Choose when you need a fast, CommonMark-compliant Markdown processor in .NET without Pandoc's scope.”
Universal markup converter
46.1kHaskellactive