Hey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n","_id":"robotskirt@2.5.0","dist":{"shasum":"84c431fb58e596088eafc03b7fb8ee431b20d9af","tarball":"https://registry.npmjs.org/robotskirt/-/robotskirt-2.5.0.tgz","integrity":"sha512-2QjkIHNc9+kzzCBCIeNle/Bwz1LpA/H/VPC+KueOFg3AEsR7fdQvGAUnvJ0HKX9wgee/q7BsTo99jO530bvlBA==","signatures":[{"keyid":"SHA256:jl3bwswu80PjjokCgh0o2w5c2U4LhQAE57gj9cz1kzA","sig":"MEUCIFwr0AFA9HdmUzRzrHTu3WP8ABlGVwVlEdgFwJ5CtEQSAiEA71gwwp1N6kcvG0f/4OZ+hiqiyuBxuVOht0dhvbht9q0="}]},"_npmVersion":"1.1.59","_npmUser":{"name":"jmendeth","email":"jmendeth@gmail.com"}},"2.5.1":{"name":"robotskirt","description":"A node wrapper for the awesome C markdown parsing library, sundown.","keywords":["sundown","upskirt","robot","markdown","mkd","md"],"version":"2.5.1","homepage":"http://benmills.org/robotskirt","author":{"name":"Ben Mills","email":"ben@bmdev.org"},"maintainers":[{"name":"benmills","email":"ben@Bmdev.org"},{"name":"jmendeth","email":"jmendeth@gmail.com"}],"contributors":[{"name":"Ben Mills","email":"ben@bmdev.org"},{"name":"Xavier Mendez","email":"jmendeth@gmail.com"},{"name":"Farrin Reid","email":"blakmatrix@gmail.com"},{"name":"Jeremy Kahn","email":"jeremyckahn@gmail.com"},{"name":"lhagan","email":"luke@lukehagan.com"},{"name":"Ryan Graham","email":"r.m.graham@gmail.com"},{"name":"tbranyen","email":"tim@tabdeveloper.com"}],"main":"./build/Release/robotskirt","man":["man/robotskirt.1"],"engines":{"node":">= 0.6"},"scripts":{"install":"node-waf clean ; node-waf configure build"},"directories":{"bin":"./bin","src":"./src","man":"./man","doc":"./doc","example":"./examples"},"repository":{"type":"git","url":"https://github.com/benmills/robotskirt.git"},"bugs":{"url":"https://github.com/benmills/robotskirt/issues"},"licenses":[{"type":"MIT","url":"http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php"}],"bin":{"robotskirt":"bin/robotskirt"},"readme":"# Robotskirt\n\nRobotskirt is a [Node.JS](http://nodejs.org) wrapper for the [Sundown](https://github.com/vmg/sundown)\nlibrary.\n\nIt was inspired by the Redcarpet gem [released by GitHub](https://github.com/blog/832-rolling-out-the-redcarpet) (the bindings to [Ruby](http://www.ruby-lang.org)). \nWith the arrival of version 2 after much work, Robotskirt now mirrors every feature of Redcarpet, see below. \nIt even has additional features!\n\nFull documentation can be found under the `doc` folder. \nRobotskirt is distributed under the **MIT license**, see `LICENSE`.\n\n## Performance\n\nThanks to Sundown, Robotskirt is able to render markdown many times faster than other Markdown libraries. \nWith v2, efforts have been put to make it even lighter.\n\nRobotskirt includes a small script to benchmark it against other popular markdown libraries. \nIt runs the official Markdown test suite 1000 times with each item.\n\nResults on a Thinkpad T400 running Ubuntu 12.04 and\nNode 0.8.8 (currently the latest stable version):\n\n```bash\n$ node benchmark --bench\n[1] robotskirt (reuse all) completed in 1350ms.\n[2] robotskirt (convenience, reuse all) completed in 1353ms.\n[3] robotskirt (new renderer and parser) completed in 3816ms.\n[4] robotskirt (convenience, new parser) completed in 1534ms.\n[5] marked completed in 3842ms.\n[6] discount completed in 6025ms.\n6 targets benchmarked successfully.\n```\n\n## Install\n\nThe best way to install Robotskirt is by using [NPM](https://github.com/isaacs/npm). \nIf you want to install it globally, remember to use `sudo` and `-g`.\n\n```bash\nnpm install robotskirt\n```\n\n**Important:** you *don't need* to have Sundown installed: Robotskirt comes bundled \nwith a specific Sundown version. Just install Robotskirt as any other module.\n\nRobotskirt uses `node-waf` to compile\n(although we'll switch to [Node-GYP](https://github.com/TooTallNate/node-gyp) soon).\n\n## Getting started\n\nCurrently there are two ways of using Robotskirt:\n[normal](#the-normal-way) and [convenience](#the-convenience-way). \nWe recommend you to learn both (hey, it's just two classes!) and see the [examples](#examples).\n\n## The Normal Way\n\nTo parse Markdown, we first need a **renderer**. It takes the parsed Markdown, \nand produces the final output (can be HTML, XHTML,\n[ANSI](https://github.com/benmills/robotskirt/blob/master/examples/ansi-rend.js), plain text, ...).\n\nOn most cases you will use Sundown's (X)HTML renderer:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar renderer = new rs.HtmlRenderer();\n```\n\nThen, you make a **parser** that uses your renderer:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = new rs.Markdown(renderer);\n```\n\nThat's it! You can now start rendering your markdown:\n\n```javascript\nparser.render('Hey, *this* is `code` with ÚŦF châracters!')\n// 'Hey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n","_id":"robotskirt@2.5.1","dist":{"shasum":"34ef13c808f271003b987f749adf979b29f3d958","tarball":"https://registry.npmjs.org/robotskirt/-/robotskirt-2.5.1.tgz","integrity":"sha512-aogT0memhUKTsg3ts3ZPkI/oKJa6P5BOl5xzrgKoM0D0qI6S9eAr6STCxZi6u2BYJ0L19jCQ7aOKais3jU6+/g==","signatures":[{"keyid":"SHA256:jl3bwswu80PjjokCgh0o2w5c2U4LhQAE57gj9cz1kzA","sig":"MEUCIDQhRaCMd8aqhUvetrCFECFXtnj7N16egS5vRfPCfVw2AiEAkR602i/2FR1CKwL+GIarDCX9wye9+KAaS7hBRVDS9vs="}]},"_npmVersion":"1.1.59","_npmUser":{"name":"jmendeth","email":"jmendeth@gmail.com"}},"2.5.2":{"name":"robotskirt","description":"A node wrapper for the awesome C markdown parsing library, sundown.","keywords":["sundown","upskirt","robot","markdown","mkd","md"],"version":"2.5.2","homepage":"http://benmills.org/robotskirt","author":{"name":"Ben Mills","email":"ben@bmdev.org"},"maintainers":[{"name":"benmills","email":"ben@Bmdev.org"},{"name":"jmendeth","email":"jmendeth@gmail.com"}],"contributors":[{"name":"Ben Mills","email":"ben@bmdev.org"},{"name":"Xavier Mendez","email":"jmendeth@gmail.com"},{"name":"Farrin Reid","email":"blakmatrix@gmail.com"},{"name":"Jeremy Kahn","email":"jeremyckahn@gmail.com"},{"name":"lhagan","email":"luke@lukehagan.com"},{"name":"Ryan Graham","email":"r.m.graham@gmail.com"},{"name":"tbranyen","email":"tim@tabdeveloper.com"}],"main":"./build/Release/robotskirt","man":["man/robotskirt.1"],"engines":{"node":">= 0.6"},"scripts":{"install":"node-waf clean ; node-waf configure build"},"directories":{"bin":"./bin","src":"./src","man":"./man","doc":"./doc","example":"./examples"},"repository":{"type":"git","url":"https://github.com/benmills/robotskirt.git"},"bugs":{"url":"https://github.com/benmills/robotskirt/issues"},"licenses":[{"type":"MIT","url":"http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php"}],"bin":{"robotskirt":"bin/robotskirt"},"readme":"# Robotskirt\n\nRobotskirt is a [Node.JS](http://nodejs.org) wrapper for the [Sundown](https://github.com/vmg/sundown)\nlibrary.\n\nIt was inspired by the Redcarpet gem [released by GitHub](https://github.com/blog/832-rolling-out-the-redcarpet) (the bindings to [Ruby](http://www.ruby-lang.org)). \nWith the arrival of version 2 after much work, Robotskirt now mirrors every feature of Redcarpet, see below. \nIt even has additional features!\n\nFull documentation can be found under the `doc` folder. \nRobotskirt is distributed under the **MIT license**, see `LICENSE`.\n\n## Performance\n\nThanks to Sundown, Robotskirt is able to render markdown many times faster than other Markdown libraries. \nWith v2, efforts have been put to make it even lighter.\n\nSundown is well known for its **security**, **speed** and **flexibility**. \nRobotskirt benefits from these features and tries to make the wrapping layer as thin as possible.\n\nRobotskirt includes a small script to benchmark it against other popular markdown libraries. \nIt runs the official Markdown test suite 1000 times with each item.\n\nResults on a Thinkpad T400 running Ubuntu 12.04 and\nNode 0.8.8 (currently the latest stable version):\n\n```bash\n$ node benchmark --bench\n[1] robotskirt (reuse all) completed in 1354ms.\n[2] robotskirt (convenience, reuse all) completed in 1353ms.\n[3] robotskirt (new renderer and parser) completed in 3816ms.\n[4] robotskirt (convenience, new parser) completed in 1534ms.\n[5] marked completed in 3842ms.\n[6] discount completed in 6025ms.\n6 targets benchmarked successfully.\n```\n\n## Install\n\nThe best way to install Robotskirt is by using [NPM](https://github.com/isaacs/npm). \nIf you want to install it globally, remember to use `sudo` and `-g`.\n\n```bash\nnpm install robotskirt\n```\n\n**Important:** you *don't need* to have Sundown installed: Robotskirt comes bundled \nwith a specific Sundown version. Just install Robotskirt as any other module.\n\nRobotskirt uses `node-waf` to compile\n(although we'll switch to [Node-GYP](https://github.com/TooTallNate/node-gyp) soon).\n\n## Getting started\n\nCurrently there are two ways of using Robotskirt:\n[normal](#the-normal-way) and [convenience](#the-convenience-way). \nWe recommend you to learn both (hey, it's just two classes!) and see the [examples](#examples).\n\n## The Normal Way\n\nTo parse Markdown, we first need a **renderer**. It takes the parsed Markdown, \nand produces the final output (can be HTML, XHTML,\n[ANSI](https://github.com/benmills/robotskirt/blob/master/examples/ansi-rend.js), plain text, ...).\n\nOn most cases you will use Sundown's (X)HTML renderer:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar renderer = new rs.HtmlRenderer();\n```\n\nThen, you make a **parser** that uses your renderer:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = new rs.Markdown(renderer);\n```\n\nThat's it! You can now start rendering your markdown:\n\n```javascript\nparser.render('Hey, *this* is `code` with ÚŦF châracters!')\n// 'Hey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n\n## Other utilities\n\nRobotskirt includes some useful utilities. Code speaks by itself:\n\n##### [Houdini](https://github.com/vmg/houdini), the escapist\n\n``` javascript\n> var rs = require('robotskirt')\n> rs.houdini.escapeHTML('Some code to escape. Me & you.')\n'<b>Some code to escape.</b> <a title="Click me!">Me & you.</a>'\n> rs.houdini.unescapeURL('Include+5%25+me%2Bin+a-query%3F+W%C3%ADth%C3%99TF%21')\n'Include 5% me in a-query? WíthÙTF!'\n```\n\n##### SmartyPants\n\n```javascript\n//Often used in conjunction with Markdown\n//COMING SOON!\n```\n\n\n##### Version stuff\n\n``` javascript\n> rs.versions.sundown\nHey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n\n## Other utilities\n\nRobotskirt includes some useful utilities. Code speaks by itself:\n\n##### [Houdini](https://github.com/vmg/houdini), the escapist\n\n``` javascript\n> var rs = require('robotskirt')\n> rs.houdini.escapeHTML('Some code to escape. Me & you.')\n'<b>Some code to escape.</b> <a title="Click me!">Me & you.</a>'\n> rs.houdini.unescapeURL('Include+5%25+me%2Bin+a-query%3F+W%C3%ADth%C3%99TF%21')\n'Include 5% me in a-query? WíthÙTF!'\n```\n\n##### SmartyPants\n\n```javascript\n//Often used in conjunction with Markdown\n//COMING SOON!\n```\n\n\n##### Version stuff\n\n``` javascript\n> rs.versions.sundown\nHey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n\n## Other utilities\n\nRobotskirt includes some useful utilities. Code speaks by itself:\n\n##### [Houdini](https://github.com/vmg/houdini), the escapist\n\n``` javascript\n> var rs = require('robotskirt')\n> rs.houdini.escapeHTML('Some code to escape. Me & you.')\n'<b>Some code to escape.</b> <a title="Click me!">Me & you.</a>'\n> rs.houdini.unescapeURL('Include+5%25+me%2Bin+a-query%3F+W%C3%ADth%C3%99TF%21')\n'Include 5% me in a-query? WíthÙTF!'\n```\n\n##### SmartyPants\n\n```javascript\n//Often used in conjunction with Markdown\n//COMING SOON!\n```\n\n\n##### Version stuff\n\n``` javascript\n> rs.versions.sundown\nHey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n\n## Other utilities\n\nRobotskirt includes some useful utilities. Code speaks by itself:\n\n##### [Houdini](https://github.com/vmg/houdini), the escapist\n\n``` javascript\n> var rs = require('robotskirt')\n> rs.houdini.escapeHTML('Some code to escape. Me & you.')\n'<b>Some code to escape.</b> <a title="Click me!">Me & you.</a>'\n> rs.houdini.unescapeURL('Include+5%25+me%2Bin+a-query%3F+W%C3%ADth%C3%99TF%21')\n'Include 5% me in a-query? WíthÙTF!'\n```\n\n##### SmartyPants\n\n```javascript\n//Often used in conjunction with Markdown.\n//It makes \"smart\" punctuation. Sundown implements\n//SmartyPants with the same speed and security as Markdown.\n> rs.smartypantsHtml('And I said ---to him--- \"no worries\".');\n'And I said —to him— “no worries”.'\n```\n\n\n##### Version stuff\n\n``` javascript\n> rs.versions.sundown\nHey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n\n## Other utilities\n\nRobotskirt includes some useful utilities. Code speaks by itself:\n\n##### [Houdini](https://github.com/vmg/houdini), the escapist\n\n``` javascript\n> var rs = require('robotskirt')\n> rs.houdini.escapeHTML('Some code to escape. Me & you.')\n'<b>Some code to escape.</b> <a title="Click me!">Me & you.</a>'\n> rs.houdini.unescapeURL('Include+5%25+me%2Bin+a-query%3F+W%C3%ADth%C3%99TF%21')\n'Include 5% me in a-query? WíthÙTF!'\n```\n\n##### [SmartyPants](http://daringfireball.net/projects/smartypants)\n\nOften used in conjunction with Markdown. \nIt makes \"smart\" punctuation. See more on [its homepage](http://daringfireball.net/projects/smartypants).\n\n```javascript\n> rs.smartypantsHtml('And I said ---to him--- \"no worries\"...');\n'And I said —to him— “no worries”…'\n```\n\nSundown implements SmartyPants with the same\nspeed and security as usual.\n\n##### Sundown's Autolink-er\n\n```javascript\n//COMING SOON!\n```\n\n##### Version stuff\n\n``` javascript\n> rs.versions.sundown\nHey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n\n## Other utilities\n\nRobotskirt includes some useful utilities. Code speaks by itself:\n\n##### [Houdini](https://github.com/vmg/houdini), the escapist\n\n``` javascript\n> var rs = require('robotskirt')\n> rs.houdini.escapeHTML('Some code to escape. Me & you.')\n'<b>Some code to escape.</b> <a title="Click me!">Me & you.</a>'\n> rs.houdini.unescapeURL('Include+5%25+me%2Bin+a-query%3F+W%C3%ADth%C3%99TF%21')\n'Include 5% me in a-query? WíthÙTF!'\n```\n\n##### [SmartyPants](http://daringfireball.net/projects/smartypants)\n\nOften used in conjunction with Markdown. \nIt makes \"smart\" punctuation. See more on [its homepage](http://daringfireball.net/projects/smartypants).\n\n```javascript\n> rs.smartypantsHtml('And I said ---to him--- \"no worries\"...');\n'And I said —to him— “no worries”…'\n```\n\nSundown implements SmartyPants with the same\nspeed and security as usual.\n\n##### Sundown's Autolink-er\n\n```javascript\n//COMING SOON!\n```\n\n##### Version stuff\n\n``` javascript\n> rs.versions.sundown\nHey, this is code with ÚŦF châracters!
' + escapeHtml(code) + '';\n }\n return pygments.highlight(code, {\"lang\": language, \"indent\": 2});\n};\n```\n\nYou can see the full list of renderer functions in the docs.\n\n#### Renderer from scratch\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable extending the `HtmlRenderer` class, \nyou can build a renderer from scratch by extending the base class: `Renderer`. \nAll renderers inherit from this class. It contains all functions set to `undefined`.\n\n## The Convenience Way\n\nWhen you don't need custom renderers at all, you can just write:\n\n```javascript\nvar rs = require('robotskirt');\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std();\nparser.render(...);\n```\n\nThat'll build a renderer/parser pair for you. \nIt's **faster than building them manually**, because it happens natively.\n\nYou can pass **extension** and **HTML** flags to it, respectively:\n\n```javascript\nvar parser = rs.Markdown.std([rs.EXT_TABLES, rs.EXT_AUTOLINK],\n [rs.HTML_USE_XHTML, rs.HTML_SKIP_IMAGES]);\nparser.render('This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!');\n// '
This becomes http://autolink.ed in XHTML!
\\n'\n```\n\nKeep in mind that **no other types of renderer can be chosen**, \nand **you don't have access to the HTML renderer used**.\n\n## Examples\n\nTODO\n\n## Other utilities\n\nRobotskirt includes some useful utilities. Code speaks by itself:\n\n##### [Houdini](https://github.com/vmg/houdini), the escapist\n\n``` javascript\n> var rs = require('robotskirt')\n> rs.houdini.escapeHTML('Some code to escape. Me & you.')\n'<b>Some code to escape.</b> <a title="Click me!">Me & you.</a>'\n> rs.houdini.unescapeURL('Include+5%25+me%2Bin+a-query%3F+W%C3%ADth%C3%99TF%21')\n'Include 5% me in a-query? WíthÙTF!'\n```\n\n##### [SmartyPants](http://daringfireball.net/projects/smartypants)\n\nOften used in conjunction with Markdown. \nIt makes \"smart\" punctuation. See more on [its homepage](http://daringfireball.net/projects/smartypants).\n\n```javascript\n> rs.smartypantsHtml('And I said ---to him--- \"no worries\"...');\n'And I said —to him— “no worries”…'\n```\n\nSundown implements SmartyPants with the same\nspeed and security as usual.\n\n##### Sundown's Autolink-er\n\n```javascript\n//COMING SOON!\n```\n\n##### Version stuff\n\n``` javascript\n> rs.versions.sundown\n