I’d like to start this thread so we can discuss the ongoing implementation of a better (faster!) Asciidoc solution than what we currently have. The project is already on its way here: [image] GitHub - bytesparadise/libasciidoc: A Golang library for processing Asciidoc... A Golang libra…

A quick note from me; I have been doing a major overhaul and split all the different content renderer ingegrations into their own packages. I’m currently working on making Goldmark the new standard for md/markdown extensions, and I will make that thing configurable (as I suspect it will break some …

Thanks for the note. Let me see if I am catching this correctly… So the markup front-matter would be a way of getting rid of my new extension and specifying the choice of renderer inside the file. That sounds better than my proposal, of course, much tidier. and the cascade (I had never heard o…

@pgr yes to both your bullets. Cascade is a fairly new construct – one of @regis 's great ideas. But note that the cascading is recursive, so if you set it on the home page it will cascade down to … every page.

@bep @pgr All those ideas look great! On the libasciidoc side, I’m willing to provide as many metadata as needed to ease the Hugo integration (I’m currently thinking about returning the title, authors, ToC, etc.). I have not taken the time to look at how to do the integration (yet besides a quick …

Every once in a while I come here and bump the Asciidoctor related threads… :smiley: I’d just like to reach the point where things are sufficiently advanced for the Community to really gather around this project and help. I predict (hope?) there will be quite a few interested people. @bep can you …

A bit of thread archaeology from me, as I’ve recently moved my 300+ page Hugo site from Markdown to AsciiDoc and run up against this dramatic slowdown in site rendering. I’ve written about the hassles and hurdles of making the change here: Them's Good Broth! | Hugo and AsciiDoc Image …

Have you tried asciidoctorj, while it’s probably not interesting for few documents it may prove useful for a large set. Unlike you I decided to keep existing markdown content so I just have a few ones now mostly in draft. AsciidoctorJ was prohibitive locally, I haven’t looked much though if I could…

Is there anything that a non (go) programmer can do to try libasciidoc in hugo for fun and feedback? I have my hugo asciidoc site running. Super happy with recent changes that allow customizing the asciidoctor parameters in config.yaml. Works great for me now. Thank you!

[image] Boyd_Kelly: Is there anything that a non (go) programmer can do to try libasciidoc in hugo for fun and feedback? I don’t think so.

Libasciidoc - a Golang Asciidoc renderer

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jcampbell May 8, 2020, 2:43pm 8

I’m interested in this work, as well. Having a performant way of using asciidoc in hugo would be of great use to documentation projects.

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