commonmark: High Performance CommonMark and Github Markdown Rendering in R

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/pkg/commonmark

Jeroen Ooms • John MacFarlane • View description and downloads View dependencies GitHub project

2015 Published

1.9.2 Version

0 Citations

2 Authors

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