markdown-unlit

Tech stack & purpose

markdown-unlit is a custom unlitter program that extracts Haskell code from Markdown files, enabling developers to write README.md files that are simultaneously valid literate Haskell programs. It integrates with GHC via the `-pgmL` compiler flag and supports Cabal test suites, allowing code examples in documentation to be syntax-highlighted on GitHub while remaining executable and testable. The tool is written in Haskell and provides fine-grained control over code extraction through customizable pattern matching, as well as the ability to reorder code blocks using tags like `top` to handle module-level declarations and imports.

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Contributors

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  Simon Hengel81 commits · 281 followers
• Simon Peter Nicholls1 commits
• Noam Lewis1 commits
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  Hörmet Yiltiz1 commits · 57 followers
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  Kirill Elagin1 commits · 97 followers
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  Domen Kožar1 commits · 1,029 followers
• Noah Luck Easterly1 commits