Knitkit is CompassAE's content and digital asset management application. It is based on ideas and code adapted from Mephisto and adva_cms, with significant changes to integrate with the CompassAE object-relational layer and to harmonize the user interface with the rest of CompassAE.

DOM Mapping

Kraft your ebooks with Kramdown. Intended as a collection of helpers for working with Markdown based ebooks. Currently operates like a local version of LeanPub.

Kramdown AMP Converter: kramdown-amp is kramdown converter for AMP. It works as a Jekyll-plugin.

Mix and match HTML and Markdown syntax. Generate nested DOM trees from a single top level element. Extract content from custom elements.

Kramdown::Converter::Indesign converts a Kramdown/Markdown document to InDesign's ICML format.

This gem is no longer maintained. Please see mikekreuzer.com for my more recent work.

Kramdown syntax for embedded gists

Kramdown extension for math-heavy document. It provides theorem environments, and easy references to those environments as well as to equations and section headers. Moreover, a bibliography section can be generated from a BibTeX file, and an flexible and easy mean of citing bibliographical entries is provided. Sections and environments are automatically numbered.

kramdown-math-itex2mml uses itex2mml to convert math elements to MathML

kramdown-math-katex uses KaTeX to convert math elements to HTML on the server side

kramdown-math-mathjaxnode uses mathjax-node to convert math elements to MathML

kramdown-math-ritex uses ritex to convert math elements to MathML

kramdown-math-sskatex uses katex to convert math elements to HTML+MathML on the server side

Extended Kramdown syntax for mermaid.js

Parse Markdown/Kramdown with YAML metadata

Kramdown syntax for embedding Rails app served page links

A subclass of Kramdown's GFM parser which extracts fenced code blocks featuring meta (aka `js script`)

Kramdown injection for Rails

A respec HTML generating backend for Thomas Leitner's "kramdown" markdown parser. Mostly useful for RFC writers.