umd

tiny doc renderer for the browser console with markdown-ish syntax

usage

see github pages and open up console for a demo

the renderer can be imported via import umd from './umd.js' and input text is rendered via umd(input_text), optionally an object can be passed in as a second parameter and it's members can be included in the rendered text via ~name~

the supported syntax elements are

#title# for a heading
`code` for code
_italic_ and *bold*
~objectname~ to insert an object from a scope

all blocks must be closed, any use of the *,`,~,_,# characters must be escaped

import umd from './umd.js'

umd(
`#micromarkdown demo# 
it currently supports rendering text in a variable width font
making things *bold* and _italic_ or even *_bold and italic_*
and little \`code blocks\` like so

but the super neatoburrito feature is that it can also
inject objects from a scope by name
~foo~ 
and also
~bar~

feel free to try it yourself right here in the console \`> umd(...)\`
`, 
  {
    foo: {gotta:'pumpit', to: 'jumpit'},
    bar: 'tube city!'.split('')
  }
)

thot-experiment/umd

umd

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