Open Source Linux Text Editors - Page 89

PUed is a PlantUML script editor able to generate UML diagram images by means of the PlantUML capabilities. In order to exploit all PlantUML features the Graphviz platform shall be installed.

pyBlog is yet another blogging software written in python for creating custom blogs. It works in offline mode containing an ftp client for up- and downloading files to any web server. It supports multiple users (bloggers) and blogging via mail (optional)

pyLJclient, a cross-platform livejournal client, written in Python, with a wxPython based gui.

pyWeb is a Literate Programming tool that will work with any markup language and any programming langauge. The idea is to allow you to create great documentation with as constraints or limitations.

pyfiglet is a full port of the FIGlet specification (http://www.figlet.org/) into pure python. It takes ASCII text and renders it in ASCII art fonts. It can be used on the commandline or as an Object Oriented driver library in your own programs.

PyKit includes some small applications written in python, such as batch renaming, text processing and so on.

pykte is a simple text editor with support for unicode and a few handy tools to aid in the input of characters in different languages. *Please note this project is still in alpha stage, there are still some issues to solve.

Pysed is a stream editor, is used to perform basic text transformations from a file or from pipeline. It reads text, line by line, from a file and replace, insert or print all text or specific area.

a LaTeX formula converter to png images using a nice GTK gui

This module contains only a single new-style class, that is called textgrid. It's a string-based solution that allows you to present data converted to strings in ASCII-Style tables. Actually, the class doesn't support different dimensions for each row and column. Textgrid is an ASCII-Style table, easyly writable to a text file. It supports various operations, like writing in its cells, adding or deleting rows and columns, changing the measures of cells, and more. Textgrids allow to simply import/export text in tables that can be viewed with a simple txt reader, and also to store text in an object that can be easily printed whenever you want in your python application.

qEdit is a small and simple text editor programmed in C++ using the Qt GUI toolkit. qEdit provides a tabbed enviroment and a simple user interface for basic plain-text editing.

qRFCView is a graphical RFC viewer for IETF RFC documents with automatic table of content, handling of RFC internal cross-references, automatic downloading of a referenced RFC from the IETF web site and more...

A project idea for a graphical unix man pages editor. hopefully this project will succeed :)

Querylog is a console tool for performing SQL queries on a (log) files. Lines from one or more text files or stdin are matched, using regular expressions to an in memory database on which SQL queries can be performed.

Ruby awk - an awk-like stream processor that uses Ruby commands instead of awk.

reStructuredText defines & implement a markup syntax for use in Python docstrings and other documentation domains, that is readable & simple, yet powerful. Project inactive. Development taken over by Docutils, http://docutils.sourceforge.net/.

react-highlight-words renders text with specified substrings highlighted, useful for search results, find-in-page UIs, and autocomplete menus. You pass a string (or node tree) and an array of search terms, and the component splits content into matched and unmatched chunks with minimal overhead. It supports case-sensitive or insensitive matching and optional auto-escaping so user-entered queries won’t be treated as regex. For advanced scenarios, you can provide a custom findChunks function to control tokenization (e.g., word boundaries or diacritics-aware behavior). The highlight output is easy to restyle via a custom tag (like mark) or inline styles, keeping the visual layer decoupled from the matching logic. Because it’s small and framework-idiomatic, it drops into tables, lists, virtualized scroll areas, and complex UIs without forcing layout changes.

React component to render markdown. This package is a React component that can be given a string of markdown that it’ll safely render to React elements. You can pass plugins to change how markdown is transformed and pass components that will be used instead of normal HTML elements.

A light-weight(20KB zipped) Markdown editor of React component. Supports TypeScript. Supports custom markdown parser. Full markdown support. Supports pluggable function bars. Full control over UI. Supports image uploading and dragging. Supports synced scrolling between editor and preview.

Roap scans a text file, extracts regions that matches specified patterns from it, and processes them with specified executables sequentially. Each executable reads the region as the stdin, and whole their stdouts are written out as the stdout of Roap

Implements the C++ parser class usable for finding the matches in the input using regular expression. The regular expression pattern is a parameter in parsers constructor. Also allows to retrieve subexpressions matches in few steps. Supports wide chars.

Markdown parser, done right. Commonmark support, extensions, syntax plugins, high speed, all in one. Gulp and metalsmith plugins are available. Used by Facebook, Docusaurus, and many others! Supports the CommonMark spec + syntax extensions + sugar (URL auto-linking, typographer). Configurable syntax! You can add new rules and even replace existing ones. By default, remarkable is configured to be similar to GFM, but with HTML disabled. This is easy to change if you prefer different settings. There are two ways to define options. Define options in the constructor, or define options via the .set() method. To achieve the best possible performance, don't modify a Remarkable instance on the fly. If you need multiple configurations, create multiple instances and initialize each with a configuration that is ideal for that instance.

remark plugins to check (lint) markdown code style. remark is an ecosystem of plugins that work with markdown as structured data, specifically ASTs (abstract syntax trees). ASTs make it easy for programs to deal with markdown. We call those programs plugins. Plugins inspect and change trees. You can use the many existing plugins or you can make your own.

The idea is to use Docker with VNC/noVNC to aggregate all the needed and related Developments tools/IDEs within a single Docker as an agile way to stand up specific collections of tools quick within a Container quick computing needs. REST Development (this GIT) to cover end-to-end needs from JSON/XML, REST connection, Swagger, MongoDB, Test, etc. The use-cases of this kind of VNC/noVNC docker container is just limited by your imaginations and your device or network limitations. Virtually it's accessible ubiquitously from Your favorite smartphones, tablets, e.g., iPad, SurfacePro, Amazon Fire tablet, Chrome PC, Desktop PC, etc. (Hmmm! in theory, if you can read tiny screens, you can even use your Apple iWatch to use KNIME, Eclipse Photon, IntelliJ, etc. as long as it can display HTML-5 Web Browsers.

RenderMan(R) Interface Bytestream (RIB) ASCII major mode for Emacs-based text editors. Adds configurable syntax highlighting and indentation to your text editing experience. RenderMan(R) is a registered trademark of Pixar.