Marked Alternatives

Reviews and mentions

• Hat.sh V2 release - simple, fast, secure client-side file encryption.
  reddit.com/r/crypto | 2021-09-02

  For documentation (about page) : Marked.js (Markdown Parser) / PrismJS(code syntax highlighter)

• How To Parse and Render Markdown In Vuejs
  dev.to | 2021-08-26

  Marked GitHub Repo

• ASCIIDoc Preprocessor for Use With SvelteKit?
  reddit.com/r/sveltejs | 2021-08-10

  I've been looking around for a ASCIIDoc preprocessor a la svelte-preprocess-markdown. I'm pretty sure I could accomplish it with marked extensions (or I could try and write my own preprocessor with asciidoctor.js) but I'm wondering if anyone knows of some additional resources that might help.

• About Markdown
  dev.to | 2021-06-28

  Other big advantage is that you can convert Markdown to HTML using tools such as Marked for Node.js. This is great because you can format your HTML however you want with CSS.

• Afficher du Markdown dans une application Qt
  dev.to | 2021-06-17
• Is there a way to create a collapsing effect with marked.js?
  reddit.com/r/webdev | 2021-06-05

  I've created an app where I use bootstrap to style, and marked.js to convert markdown to HTML.

• [Resolved] MongoDB Atlas line-break issue
  dev.to | 2021-05-31

  As a workaround, I tried to replace all \\ns with \ns from the markdown string before passing it to the Markdown Parser.

• 50 Projects in 50 Days, 4/5 there! 🌻
  dev.to | 2021-05-07

  The first new thing I came across is the Marked library. https://marked.js.org/ We used it as it's rather light-weight and as it implements all markdown features from the supported flavours & specifications of the case. In our case we simply wrapped the text around it.

• [AskJS] What is meant by 'in-browser' in this module's documentation?
  reddit.com/r/javascript | 2021-04-10

  In this page it says:

• Should You Care About React Server Components?
  dev.to | 2021-04-08

  For example, suppose you’re writing an application that displays user-written Markdown. Two libraries that can help you do that are marked, which parses Markdown, and sanitize-html, which cleans up user-written HTML, including removing potential XSS attacks.

• Use Custom Liquid Tags and Highlight Code Blocks in Your Blog
  dev.to | 2021-04-04

  I decided to use marked to parse the markdown code and highlightJs to highlight code blocks, both their documentations come quite handy when trying to accomplish this task.

• How I reduced Raveberry's transferred frontend code by 90%
  reddit.com/r/Raveberry | 2021-04-03

  Analyzing these dependencies, I found that some of them could be reduced or replaced. For example, jquery-ui is used for autocompletion and reordering. All additional widgets provided by jquery-ui (e.g. sliders, datepickers) are dead weight and can be excluded from the final bundle. Another example is marked, which was used to render the changelog. However, the changelog has a very simple structure and does not require a ~300KB library to be parsed. So instead, I use snarkdown, a lightweight alternative which is fully sufficient for this application.

• A Markdown Guide, built for final project in a FreeCodeCamp course
  reddit.com/r/Markdown | 2021-03-19

  The site itself is rendered from a Markdown down file, with help from markedjs.

• Render md with express
  reddit.com/r/learnjavascript | 2021-03-16

  By 'render an md' do you mean rendering a Markdown file as HTML? marked is a great option for that. You can just load your Markdown file and then send the parsed response:

• How I create GitHub project reporting from scratch
  dev.to | 2021-03-05

  So I found marked.js and learned that tables are an extension to the original markdown. While I was trying to run CLI of this lib in the console, I got the same result: bare html without css.