SwiftMark is not only a wrapper of the C library cmark but it also relies on it to provide users a complete Swift CommonMark framework.
This framework offers high-level API to convert any CommonMark text to HTML, XML and soon LATEX.

• OS X 10.10+ / iOS 8.0+
• Xcode 7.2+

Add github "Pyroh/SwiftMark" ~> 0.9 to your Cartfile and run carthage update. If you need help using Carthage you can take a look at their Getting Started section.

1. Clone this repository.
2. Build the SwiftMark project.
3. Add the resulting framework file to your project.
4. ?
5. Profit.

With SwiftMark you are able to convert CommonMark text synchronously or asynchronously.

Simply use a conversion functions:

let md = "**Swift***Mark*"
if let html = try? commonMarkToHTML(md){
	// html = "<p><b>Swift</b><em>Mark</em></p>"
	// do something with html…
}

Asynchronous convert process rely on Grand Central Dispatch through NSOperation subclasses.
You should instantiate one of this subclasses and manage result or failure in a closure:

let md = "**Swift***Mark*"

let op = SwiftMarkToHTMLOperation(text: md)
op.conversionCompleteBlock = { html in
	// html = "<p><b>Swift</b><em>Mark</em></p>"
	// do something with html…
}
op.failureBlock = { error in
	// Handle the error.
}

// Provided that queue is an NSOperationQueue object.
queue.addOperation(op)

// If you don't want to use NSOperationQueue just
queue.start()

Full documentation is available here

SwiftMark offers two global functions:

• commonMarkToHTML(str: String, options: SwiftMarkOptions = .Default)
• commonMarkToXML(str: String, options: SwiftMarkOptions = .Default)

These two functions produce HTML or XML code based on a given CommonMark text. Each function can throw an error if there's been a problem during the parsing process. (For available options please refer to full documentation)

You can dispatch the conversion process on another thread if you prefer. SwiftMark enables you to do so simply by using a subclass of SwiftMarkOperation which is a subclass of NSOperation. There's two of these subclasses available:

• SwiftMarkToHTMLOperation
• SwiftMarkToXMLOperation

I think each class is self-explanatory.

In order to convert a CommonMark text you must :

1. Create a new SwiftMarkOperation object
   let op = SwiftMarkToHTMLOperation(text: md)

2. Set the closure which will be executed once the conversion is done
   op.conversionCompleteBlock = { html in …}

3. Optionally set the closure which will be called in case of failure
   op.failureBlock = { error in …}

Now it's up to you:

• You add your operation to an NSOperationQueue.
• You manually start your operation.

• Be sure jazzy is installed.
• Go to Documentation folder.
• Run sh gendoc.sh or chmod +x gendoc.sh && ./gendoc.sh

• LATEX support.
• iOS sample code.
• Give user access to document's AST… the Swift way…
• Tests.
• CocoaPods support.

SwiftMark is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.

The cmark library used to build SwiftMark is Copyright (c) 2014, John MacFarlane. More information in COPYING.