LaRecipe automatically leverages Markdown to HTML parser out of the box.
Markdown elements automatically parsed into normal HTML tags.
Input:
###### H6
Output:
Input:

Output:
Input:
Inline code is `cool`
Output:
Inline code is cool
LaRecipe uses prism.js
with code highlighting out of the box. Currently supported languages: [php, js, text, c, c++, html, text]
Input:
```php
echo 'LaRecipe is beatiful';
```
Output:
echo 'LaRecipe is beatiful';
Markdown Tables automatically parsed and converted to nice looking rendered tables. Thanks to Argon and CSS :D
Input:
| # | Name | Age |
| : | :- | : |
| 1 | Saleem | 24 |
| 2 | John | 25 |
| 3 | Ayman | 26 |
Output:
# | Name | Age |
---|---|---|
1 | Saleem | 24 |
2 | John | 25 |
3 | Ayman | 26 |
LaRecipe provides beautiful looking alerts parsed directly from Markdown with extra sugar, all that you have to do is to prepend Markdown blockquote with {type}
of your alert.
The supported alarms types are: primary, success, info, danger, warning.
Input:
> {danger} Here is an example of danger alarm message
Output:
{danger} Here is an example of danger colored alarm
By default, LaRecpie is considering the first ul
element in your docs file as the table of content and it will appear on the top-right corner of your documentation for quick navigation.
{primary} Each link in your table of content will be targeted to the corresponding h2 element in your documentation file.
- [Example](#example-link)
<a name="example-link">
## Example