Extensible Python markdown processor

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I'm looking for a Python module that can process markdown but where I can disable any of the features (and thus use a custom subset of the markup, while leaving the rest un-processed).

The Markdown module seems extensible, but it I don't see how can I disable certain rules.

The Markdown2 module has something they call "extras", but it's all built in, and the code looks horribly constructed and not easily exstensible.

To be clear, my question here is, does such a module exist, or am I better off implementing my own (or forking one of the above modules).

Attila O. · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-27 12:44:46Z

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Since no-one has responded, we've ended up implementing a subset of Markdown ourselves. None of the markdown engines seem to be extensible enough.

answered Dec 27, 2012 at 12:44

Attila O.

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Hooked Over a year ago

If you are allowed to do so, it might be worthwhile to link to your work so that others may benefit!

AtHeartEngineer Over a year ago

Yes I would also definitely like to see that!

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