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Laika

Customizable and extensible toolkit for transforming lightweight text markup and template based site generation.

Supporting Markdown and reStructuredText as input and HTML, EPUB and PDF as output, either through its integrated sbt plugin or embedded in Scala applications, without the need to install external tools.

Open Source under the Apache 2.0 License.

Getting Started

The main artifact is published to Maven Central for Scala 2.13 and 2.12.

The sbt plugin is published to the sbt plugin repository for sbt 1.x.

The final release for Scala 2.11 had been 0.10.0, the final release for Scala 2.10 and sbt 0.13 was 0.7.0.

Using the sbt Plugin

Add the plugin to project/plugins.sbt:

addSbtPlugin("org.planet42" % "laika-sbt" % "0.11.0")

Enable the plugin in your project's build.sbt:

enablePlugins(LaikaPlugin)

Add Markdown, reStructuredText or HTML template files to src/docs in your project and run the laikaSite task from within sbt to generate the site in target/docs/site.

Using the Library API

Adding the Laika dependency to your sbt build:

libraryDependencies += "org.planet42" %% "laika-core" % "0.11.0"

Example for transforming from file to file:

Transform
  .from(Markdown)
  .to(HTML)
  .fromFile("hello.md")
  .toFile("hello.html")

Example for transforming an entire directory of markup files:

Transform
  .from(ReStructuredText)
  .to(HTML)
  .fromDirectory("source")
  .toDirectory("target")

Example for transforming an entire directory of markup files to a single PDF file:

Transform
  .from(Markdown)
  .to(PDF)
  .fromDirectory("source")
  .toFile("hello.pdf")

When using Laika's PDF support you need to add one more dependency to your build:

libraryDependencies += "org.planet42" %% "laika-pdf" % "0.11.0"

Other Resources

For further information:

  • Read the Manual.

  • Try out Laika with the Web Tool.

  • Browse the API.

  • Follow on Twitter for release announcements.

  • Create Issues here on GitHub for bug reports or enhancement requests.

  • Ask questions on Stackoverflow, tagging with Laika and Scala.