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Proper Citation: Asciidoctor (RRID:SCR_014003)
Description: A software application which translates plain text written in AsciiDoc syntax to HTML5, DocBook 5, and other backends. Asciidoctor reads and parses text written in the AsciiDoc syntax, then feeds the parse tree into a set of built-in templates to produce HTML5. Users can write their own converter or provide Tilt-supported templates to customize the generated output or produce alternative formats. Asciidoctor also recognizes additional markup and formatting options, such as font-based icons and UI elements.
Synonyms: Asciidoctor Project
Resource Type: software resource, software application
Keywords: software application, AsciiDoc, plain text, backend, HTML5, text processor, publishing toolchain, convert
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