about

python-creole is a OpenSource (GPL) Python lib for converting markups. python-creole is pure python. No external libs needed.

Existing converters:

• creole -> html
• html -> creole markup
• reSt -> html (for clean html code)
• html -> reStructuredText markup (only a subset of reSt supported)
• html -> textile markup (not completed yet)

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about creole

Creole syntax looks like this:

Creole cheat sheet

more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creole_(markup)

example

Convert creole markup to html code:

>>> from creole import creole2html
>>> creole2html("This is **creole //markup//**")
u'<p>This is <strong>creole <i>markup</i></strong></p>\n'

Convert html code back into creole markup:

>>> from creole import html2creole
>>> html2creole(u'<p>This is <strong>creole <i>markup</i></strong></p>\n')
u'This is **creole //markup//**'

Convert html code into ReStructuredText markup (needs docutils)::

>>> from creole.rest2html.clean_writer import rest2html
>>> html2rest(u'<p>This is <strong>ReStructuredText</strong> <em>markup</em>!</p>')
u'This is **ReStructuredText** *markup*!'

Convert html code into textile markup

>>> from creole import html2textile
>>> html2textile(u'<p>This is <strong>textile <i>markup</i></strong>!</p>')
u'This is *textile __markup__*!'

See also: /trunk/demo.py

Download

Source distribution available at Python Package Index:

• http://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-creole/

sourcecode

The sourcecode hosted on github:

• use git: git clone git@github.com:jedie/python-creole.git
• use svn: svn checkout http://svn.github.com/jedie/python-creole.git

github project page: http://github.com/jedie/python-creole

A git clone also exist here on google code.

install

You can easy install it with:

easy_install python-creole

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