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Parsing Options

Ultra Markdown provides you with the following parsing features:

  • source_pos

Used to include source position attributes.

>>> from umarkdown import markdown
>>> print(markdown("# Hello World", source_pos=True))
<h1 data-sourcepos="1:1-1:13">Hello World</h1>

  • hard_breaks

Used to treat newlines as hard line breaks.

>>> from umarkdown import markdown
>>> print(markdown("Hello,\nWorld!", hard_breaks=True))
<p>Hello,<br />
World!</p>

  • no_breaks

Used to render soft line breaks as spaces.

>>> from umarkdown import markdown
>>> print(markdown("Hello,\n*World*!", no_breaks=True))
<p>Hello, <em>World</em>!</p>

  • unsafe

Used to render raw HTML and dangerous URLs.

>>> from umarkdown import markdown
>>> print(markdown("<p>Hello World</p>", unsafe=True))
<p>Hello World</p>

Used to use smart punctuation.

>>> from umarkdown import markdown
>>> print(markdown("Hello---", smart=True))
<p>Hello—</p>