Jekyll

Jekyll is a static site generator that takes Markdown files and converts them to a website. Jekyll is a free and open-source application written in the Ruby programming language. Thousands of websites, including the Markdown Guide, rely on Jekyll to convert Markdown source files to HTML output. GitHub Pages uses Jekyll as the backend for its free website creation service.

By default, Jekyll uses the kramdown Markdown processor with stock settings, but you can enable other kramdown options or even switch Jekyll to another Markdown processor. See the Jekyll Markdown configuration options documentation for more information. You can change Jekyll’s kramdown settings in the _config.yml file. The settings for the Markdown Guide are shown below.

kramdown:
  syntax_highlighter: rouge
  input: GFM
  auto_ids: true
  toc_levels: 1..3

دعم Jekyll للماركداون

Jekyll يوفر الدعم لعناصر ماركداون التالية.

Support for Additional Syntax Elements

As an added bonus, Jekyll provides support for several obscure elements.

تصفح أيضا

• Jekyll Markdown configuration options
• kramdown documentation