问题
I need a javascript library to convert structured ascii text to html on the fly. I am especially interested in the following point:
I would like do use anchored links inside pages, see http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/links.html#h-12.1.1
Which library for structured text would support this or if it is not supported could be easily extended (i could write an extension)?
Can you make a suggestion for a good and simple syntax for structured ascii text for "in page links"?
<a href="#jumpend">jump to the end</a>
...some body text...
<a name="jumpend">this is the end</a>
I like the way links are written in "markdown", so how could the name anchor in a to be written extension be expressed in a nice way?
Which libraries do you know or can you recommend? Should be multi browser, good and easy to read and extend clean source code, actively maintained.
I am presently having a look at the JavaScript Markdown library "Showdown": http://attacklab.net/showdown/
回答1:
I think that you should not use markdown if you are looking for anchor references. Try the following Creole Wiki markup parsers:
- A prototype Javascript Creole 0.4 parser can be found at MeatballSociety
- JavaScript Creole 1.0 Wiki Markup Parser, based on the above
回答2:
You might look into markItUp!
回答3:
Textile hast a builtin "footnote" mechanism:
.. AJAX[1] ...
fn1. Asynchronous JavaScript and XML ..
As of Textile 2.2 there's also a "notelist" feature: textile.sitemonks.com/?eg=notes
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/895135/javascript-libraries-for-markdown-textile-and-others-anchor-references