Datura is a ruby gem that manages data (TEI-XML, CSVs, VRA-XML, etc) and populates Solr / Elasticsearch instances. Datura also generates HTML for the formats to allow serving the contents via web
I see this working in two ways: the ability to parse markdown in individual cells of a csv, and, eventually, the ability to parse markdown files themselves (preferably with or without header data)
I see this working in two ways: the ability to parse markdown in individual cells of a csv, and, eventually, the ability to parse markdown files themselves (preferably with or without header data)
Would probably use the kramdown gem (https://github.com/gettalong/kramdown), which is used in several wrappers like https://github.com/vmg/redcarpet