Dalet

Markup language ecosystem сombining small file size, big number of possibilities for describing the interface and readability.

Specification. Rust implementation

Warning

Specification is not complete and very unstable.

Concept

This is Daleth (high level language that compiles to Daletl).

# tag syntax
#
# tag: text body
# tag (multiline text body)
# body text always trimmed
#
# tag { multiple tags body }
#
# Arguments
# tag[argument]
#
# Tags without body and argument also supported

meta[title]: Daleth syntax concept
meta[description]: This document describes Daleth syntax and some tags

h[1]: TxtDot revolution
p: TxtDot is a cool project

# If no tag is specified, then the 'paragraph' tag is placed
# () for block of text
(
Check Dalet too
This is one paragraph
)

This is another paragraph
br

# [ ] for argument
row[center] {
  link[https://github.com/txtdot/txtdot]: Homepage
  btn[https://example.com/donate] {
    # tag without body
    img[https://example.com/donate.png]
    Donate
  }
}

# {} for multiple objects
row {
  {
    h[2]: Features

    ul {
      Server-side page simplification
      Media proxy
      Image compression with Sharp
      Rendering client-side apps (Vanilla, React, Vue, etc) with webder
      Search with SearXNG
      Handy API endpoints
      No client JavaScript
      Some kind of Material Design 3
      Customization with plugins, see @txtdot/sdk and @txtdot/plugins
    }

  }

  {
    h[2]: Running

    {
      h[3]: Dev

      # () for multiline strings, indent is automatically trimmed
      code (
        npm install
        npm run dev
      )

      # (~n Text) n is number of minimum spaces
      code[markdown] (~4
        this is codeblock
      )

      # (# Text) Text after "(# " not modified
      code[markdown] (#     this is codeblock)
    }

    {
      h[3]: Production

      code (
        npm install
        npm run build
        npm run start
      )
    }

    {
      h[3]: Docker

      code: docker compose up -d
    }

  }
}

# Table has custom format if text used
# +| cells | - primary column
#  | cells | - secondary column
#  | Element | Description | - converts to
#  tcol {
#    Element
#    Description
#  }
table (
  +| Element  | Description     |
   | h        | Heading         |
   | p        | Paragraph       |
   | img      | Image           |
   | link     | Link            |
   | btn      | Button          |
   | ul       | Unordered list  |
   | br       | Line break      |
  +| quantity | 7               |
)