LOWDOWN(3)

NAME
lowdown - simple markdown translator library

LIBRARY
liblowdown

SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/queue.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <lowdown.h>
struct lowdown_meta
struct lowdown_node
struct lowdown_opts

DESCRIPTION
This library parses lowdown(5) into various output formats.

The library consists first of a high-level interface consisting of lowdown_buf(3), lowdown_buf_diff(3), lowdown_file(3), and lowdown_file_diff(3).

The high-level functions interface with low-level functions that perform parsing and formatting. These consist of lowdown_doc_new(3), lowdown_doc_parse(3), and lowdown_doc_free(3) for parsing lowdown(5) documents into an abstract syntax tree.

The front-end functions for freeing, allocation, and rendering are as follows.

•   HTML5:
    lowdown_html_free(3)
    lowdown_html_new(3)
    lowdown_html_rndr(3)

•   gemini:
    lowdown_gemini_free(3)
    lowdown_gemini_new(3)
    lowdown_gemini_rndr(3)

•   LaTeX:
    lowdown_latex_free(3)
    lowdown_latex_new(3)
    lowdown_latex_rndr(3)

•   OpenDocument:
    lowdown_odt_free(3)
    lowdown_odt_new(3)
    lowdown_odt_rndr(3)

•   roff:
    lowdown_nroff_free(3)
    lowdown_nroff_new(3)
    lowdown_nroff_rndr(3)

•   UTF-8 ANSI terminal:
    lowdown_term_free(3)
    lowdown_term_new(3)
    lowdown_term_rndr(3)

•   debugging:
    lowdown_tree_rndr(3)

To compile and link, use pkg-config(1):

    % cc `pkg-config --cflags lowdown` -c -o sample.o sample.c
    % cc -o sample sample.o `pkg-config --libs lowdown`

  Pledge Promises
The lowdown library is built to operate in security-sensitive environments, such as those using pledge(2) on OpenBSD. The only promise required is stdio for lowdown_file_diff(3) and lowdown_file(3): both require access to the stream for reading input.

TYPES
All lowdown functions use one or more of the following structures.

The main structure for configuring parsing and output is struct lowdown_opts. It has the following fields:

enum lowdown_type type
    The output medium:

    LOWDOWN_HTML
        HTML5
    LOWDOWN_LATEX
        LaTeX
    LOWDOWN_MAN
        roff -man macros
    LOWDOWN_FODT
        “flat” OpenDocument
    LOWDOWN_TERM
        ANSI-compatible UTF-8 terminal output
    LOWDOWN_GEMINI
        Gemini “gemtext” format
    LOWDOWN_NROFF
        roff -ms macros
    LOWDOWN_TREE
        syntax tree (debugging)

unsigned int feat
    Parse-time features. This bit-field may have the following bits OR'd:

    LOWDOWN_ATTRS
        Parse PHP extra link, header, and image attributes.
    LOWDOWN_AUTOLINK
        Parse http, https, ftp, mailto, and relative links or link fragments.
    LOWDOWN_CALLOUTS
        Parse MDN/GFM callouts (“admonitions”).
    LOWDOWN_COMMONMARK
        Tighten input parsing to the CommonMark specification. This also uses the first ordered list value instead of starting all lists at one. This feature is experimental and incomplete.
    LOWDOWN_DEFLIST
        Parse PHP extra definition lists. This is currently constrained to single-key lists.
    LOWDOWN_FENCED
        Parse GFM fenced (language-specific) code blocks.
    LOWDOWN_FOOTNOTES
        Parse MMD style footnotes. This only supports the referenced footnote style, not the “inline” style.
    LOWDOWN_HILITE
        Parse highlit sequences. This are disabled by default because it may be erroneously interpreted as section headers.
    LOWDOWN_IMG_EXT
        Deprecated. Use LOWDOWN_ATTRS instead.
    LOWDOWN_MANTITLE
        Recognise manpage titles in Pandoc metadata title lines. Only applicable if LOWDOWN_METADATA is also provided. Manpages titles must begin with a non-empty title followed by an open parenthesis, digit or “n”, optional letters after, then a closing parenthesis. This may be optionally followed by a source and, if a vertical bar is detected, the content after as the volume. These are passed to the renderers as the title, volume, and optionally source and volume metadata key-value pairs. The original title is not recoverable.
    LOWDOWN_MATH
        Parse mathematics equations.
    LOWDOWN_METADATA
        Parse in-document metadata.
    LOWDOWN_NOCODEIND
        Do not parse indented content as code blocks.
    LOWDOWN_NOINTEM
        Do not parse emphasis within words.
    LOWDOWN_STRIKE
        Parse strikethrough sequences.
    LOWDOWN_SUPER
        Parse super-scripts. This accepts foo^bar^ GFM super-scripts.
    LOWDOWN_SUPER_SHORT
        If LOWDOWN_SUPER is enabled, instead of the GFM style, accept the “short” form of superscript. This accepts foo^bar, which puts the parts following the caret until whitespace in superscripts; or foo^(bar), which puts only the parts in parenthesis.
    LOWDOWN_TABLES
        Parse GFM tables.
    LOWDOWN_TASKLIST
        Parse GFM task list items.

unsigned int oflags
    Output-time features. Bit values are specific to the type and are not guaranteed to be globally unique.

    For all types:

    LOWDOWN_SMARTY
        Don't use smart typography formatting.
    LOWDOWN_STANDALONE
        Emit a full document instead of a document fragment. This envelope is largely populated from metadata if LOWDOWN_METADATA was provided as an option or as given in meta or metaovr.

    For LOWDOWN_HTML:

    LOWDOWN_HTML_CALLOUT_MDN, LOWDOWN_HTML_CALLOUT_GFM
        Output MDN and/or GFM-style callout syntax.
    LOWDOWN_HTML_ESCAPE
        If LOWDOWN_HTML_SKIP_HTML has not been set, escapes in-document HTML so that it is rendered as opaque text.
    LOWDOWN_HTML_HARD_WRAP
        Retain line-breaks within paragraphs.
    LOWDOWN_HTML_HEAD_IDS
        Have an identifier written with each header element consisting of an HTML-escaped version of the header contents.
    LOWDOWN_HTML_NUM_ENT
        Convert, when possible, HTML entities to their numeric form. If not set, the entities are used as given in the input.
    LOWDOWN_HTML_OWASP
        When escaping text, be extra paranoid in following the OWASP suggestions for which characters to escape.
    LOWDOWN_HTML_SKIP_HTML
        Do not render in-document HTML at all.
    LOWDOWN_HTML_TITLEBLOCK
        Output a Pandoc-style title block. This is a <header id="title-block-header"> element right after the opening <body> containing elements for specified title, author(s), and date. These are <h1> and <p> elements, respectively, with classes set to what's being output (title, etc.). At least one of these must be specified for the title block to be output.

    For LOWDOWN_GEMINI, there are several flags for controlling link placement. By default, links (images, autolinks, and links) are queued when specified in-line then emitted in a block sequence after the nearest block node. (See ABSTRACT SYNTAX TREE.)

    LOWDOWN_GEMINI_LINK_END
        Emit the queue of links at the end of the document instead of after the nearest block node.
    LOWDOWN_GEMINI_LINK_IN
        Render all links within the flow of text. This will cause breakage when nested links, such as images within links, links in blockquotes, etc. It should not be used unless in carefully crafted documents.
    LOWDOWN_GEMINI_LINK_NOREF
        Do not format link labels. Takes precedence over LOWDOWN_GEMINI_LINK_ROMAN.
    LOWDOWN_GEMINI_LINK_ROMAN
        When formatting link labels, use lower-case Roman numerals instead of the default lowercase hexavigesimal (i.e., “a”, “b”, ..., “aa”, “ab”, ...).
    LOWDOWN_GEMINI_METADATA
        Print metadata as the canonicalised key followed by a colon then the value, each on one line (newlines replaced by spaces). The metadata block is terminated by a double newline. If there is no metadata, this does nothing.

    There may only be one of LOWDOWN_GEMINI_LINK_END or LOWDOWN_GEMINI_LINK_IN. If both are specified, the latter is unset.

    For LOWDOWN_FODT:

    LOWDOWN_ODT_SKIP_HTML
        Do not render in-document HTML at all. Text within HTML elements remains.

    For LOWDOWN_LATEX:

    LOWDOWN_LATEX_NUMBERED
        Use the default numbering scheme for sections, subsections, etc. If not specified, these are inhibited.
    LOWDOWN_LATEX_SKIP_HTML
        Do not render in-document HTML at all. Text within HTML elements remains.

    For LOWDOWN_MAN and LOWDOWN_NROFF:

    LOWDOWN_NROFF_GROFF
        Use GNU extensions (i.e., for groff(1)) when rendering output. The groff arguments must include -mpdfmark for formatting links with LOWDOWN_MAN or -mspdf instead of -ms for LOWDOWN_NROFF. Applies to the LOWDOWN_MAN and LOWDOWN_NROFF output types.
    LOWDOWN_NROFF_NOLINK
        Don't show links at all if they have embedded text. Applies to images and regular links. Only in LOWDOWN_MAN or when LOWDOWN_NROFF_GROFF is not specified.
    LOWDOWN_NROFF_NUMBERED
        Use numbered sections if LOWDOWON_NROFF_GROFF is not specified. Only applies to the LOWDOWN_NROFF output type.
    LOWDOWN_NROFF_SHORTLINK
        Render link URLs in short form. Applies to images, autolinks, and regular links. Only in LOWDOWN_MAN or when LOWDOWN_NROFF_GROFF is not specified.
    LOWDOWN_NROFF_SKIP_HTML
        Do not render in-document HTML at all. Text within HTML elements remains.

    For LOWDOWN_TERM:

    LOWDOWN_TERM_ALL_META
        If LOWDOWN_STANDALONE is specified, output all metadata instead of just the title, author, and date.
    LOWDOWN_TERM_NOANSI
        Don't apply ANSI style codes at all. This implies LOWDOWN_TERM_NOCOLOUR.
    LOWDOWN_TERM_NOCOLOUR
        Don't apply ANSI colour codes. This will still show underline, bold, etc. This should not be used in difference mode, as the output will make no sense.
    LOWDOWN_TERM_NOLINK
        Don't show links at all. Applies to images and regular links: autolinks are still shown. This may be combined with LOWDOWN_TERM_SHORTLINK to also shorten autolinks.
    LOWDOWN_TERM_NORELLINK
        Like LOWDOWN_TERM_NOLINK, but only for relative links.
    LOWDOWN_TERM_SHORTLINK
        Render link URLs in short form. Applies to images, autolinks, and regular links. This may be combined with LOWDOWN_TERM_NOLINK to only show shortened autolinks.

size_t maxdepth
    The maximum parse depth before the parser exits. Most documents will have a parse depth in the single digits.

struct lowdown_opts_nroff nroff
    If type is LOWDOWN_MAN or LOWDOWN_NROFF, this contains constant-width font variants: const char *cr for roman constant-width, const char *cb for bold, const char *ci for italic, and const char *cbi for bold-italic. If any of these are NULL, they default to their constant-width variants.

struct lowdown_opts_odt odt
    If type is LOWDOWN_FODT, this contains const char *sty, which is either NULL or the OpenDocument styles used when creating standalone documents. If NULL, the default styles are used.

struct lowdown_opts_term term
    If type is LOWDOWN_TERM, this contains size_t cols, the non-zero number of columns in the terminal; size_t width, the requested content width or zero for auto; size_t hmargin, left-margin width; size_t hpadding, left-padding width eating into width; size_t vmargin, the vertical margin in lines; and int centre if the content should be centred (hmargin is ignored).

char **meta
    An array of metadata key-value pairs or NULL. Each pair must appear as if provided on one line (or multiple lines) of the input, including the terminating newline character. If not consisting of a valid pair (e.g., no newline, no colon), then it is ignored. When processed, these values are overridden by those in the document (if LOWDOWN_METADATA is specified) or by those in metaovr.

size_t metasz
    Number of pairs in metaovr.

char **metaovr
    See meta. The difference is that metaovr is applied after meta and in-document metadata, so it overrides prior values.

size_t metaovrsz
    Number of pairs in metaovr.

const char *templ
    If LOWDOWN_STANDALONE is specified, this is set to the external template file or NULL to use internal templating. This is only valid for output media supporting external templates; otherwise, it may be ignored.

Parsed metadata is held in key-value struct lowdown_meta pairs, or collectively as struct lowdown_metaq, if LOWDOWN_METADATA is set in feat. The former structure consists of the following fields:

char *key
    The metadata key in its canonical form: lowercase alphanumerics, hyphen, and underscore. Whitespace is removed and other characters replaced by a question mark.

char *value
    The metadata value. This may be an empty string.

The abstract syntax tree is encoded in struct lowdown_node, which consists of the following.

enum lowdown_rndrt type
    The node type, using HTML5 output as an illustration:

    LOWDOWN_BLOCKCODE
        A block-level snippet of code described by <pre><code>.
    LOWDOWN_BLOCKHTML
        A block-level snippet of HTML. This is simply opaque HTML content.
    LOWDOWN_BLOCKQUOTE
        A block-level quotation described by <blockquote>.
    LOWDOWN_CODESPAN
        An inline-level snippet of code described by <code>.
    LOWDOWN_DEFINITION
        A definition list described by <dl>.
    LOWDOWN_DEFINITION_DATA
        Definition data described by <dd>.
    LOWDOWN_DEFINITION_TITLE
        Definition title described by <dt>.
    LOWDOWN_DOC_HEADER
        Container for metadata described by <head>.
    LOWDOWN_DOUBLE_EMPHASIS
        Bold (or otherwise notable) content described by <strong>.
    LOWDOWN_EMPHASIS
        Italic (or otherwise notable) content described by <em>.
    LOWDOWN_ENTITY
        Named or numeric HTML entity.
    LOWDOWN_FOOTNOTE
        Footnote content.
    LOWDOWN_HEADER
        A block-level header described by one of <h1> through <h6>.
    LOWDOWN_HIGHLIGHT
        Marked test described by <mark>.
    LOWDOWN_HRULE
        A horizontal line described by <hr>.
    LOWDOWN_IMAGE
        An image described by <img>.
    LOWDOWN_LINEBREAK
        A hard line-break within a block context described by <br>.
    LOWDOWN_LINK
        A link to external media described by <a>. Links may contain limited child markup, but not nested links.
    LOWDOWN_LINK_AUTO
        Like LOWDOWN_LINK, except inferred from text content.
    LOWDOWN_LIST
        A list enclosure described by <ul> or <ol>.
    LOWDOWN_LISTITEM
        A list item described by <li>.
    LOWDOWN_MATH_BLOCK
        A snippet of mathematical text in LaTeX format described within \[xx\] or \(xx\). This is usually (in HTML) externally handled by a JavaScript renderer.
    LOWDOWN_META
        Meta-data keys and values. These are described by elements in <head>.
    LOWDOWN_NORMAL_TEXT
        Normal text content.
    LOWDOWN_PARAGRAPH
        A block-level paragraph described by <p>.
    LOWDOWN_RAW_HTML
        An inline of raw HTML. (Only if configured during parse.)
    LOWDOWN_ROOT
        The root of the document. This is always the topmost node, and the only node where the parent field is NULL.
    LOWDOWN_STRIKETHROUGH
        Content struck through. Described by <del>.
    LOWDOWN_SUBSCRIPT, LOWDOWN_SUPERSCRIPT
        A subscript or superscript described by <sub> or <sup>, respectively.
    LOWDOWN_TABLE_BLOCK
        A table block described by <table>.
    LOWDOWN_TABLE_BODY
        A table body section described by <tbody>.
    LOWDOWN_TABLE_CELL
        A table cell described by <td>, or <th> if in the header.
    LOWDOWN_TABLE_HEADER
        A table header section described by <thead>.
    LOWDOWN_TABLE_ROW
        A table row described by <tr>.
    LOWDOWN_TRIPLE_EMPHASIS
        Combination of LOWDOWN_EMPHASIS and LOWDOWN_DOUBLE_EMPHASIS.

size_t id
    An identifier unique within the document. This can be used as a table index since the number is assigned from a monotonically increasing point during the parse.

struct lowdown_node *parent
    The parent of the node, or NULL at the root.

enum lowdown_chng chng
    Change tracking: whether this node was inserted (LOWDOWN_CHNG_INSERT), deleted (LOWDOWN_CHNG_DELETE), or neither (LOWDOWN_CHNG_NONE).

struct lowdown_nodeq children
    A possibly-empty list of child nodes.

<anon union>
    An anonymous union of type-specific structures.

    rndr_autolink
        For LOWDOWN_LINK_AUTO, the link address as link and the link type type, which may be one of HALINK_EMAIL for e-mail links and HALINK_NORMAL otherwise. Any buffer may be empty-sized.
    rndr_blockcode
        For LOWDOWN_BLOCKCODE, the opaque text of the block and the optional lang of the code language.
    rndr_blockhtml
        For LOWDOWN_BLOCKHTML, the opaque HTML text.
    rndr_codespan
        The opaque text of the contents.
    rndr_definition
        For LOWDOWN_DEFINITION, containing flags that may be HLIST_FL_BLOCK if the definition list should be interpreted as containing block nodes.
    rndr_entity
        For LOWDOWN_ENTITY, the entity text.
    rndr_header
        For LOWDOWN_HEADER, the level of the header starting at zero (this value is relative to the metadata base header level, defaulting to one), optional space-separated class list attr_cls, and optional single identifier attr_id.
    rndr_image
        For LOWDOWN_IMAGE, the image address link, the image title title, dimensions NxN (width by height) in dims, and alternate text alt. CSS in-line style for width and height may be given in attr_width and/or attr_height, and a space-separated list of classes may be in attr_cls and a single identifier may be in attr_id.
    rndr_link
        Like rndr_autolink, but without a type and further defining an optional link title title, optional space-separated class list attr_cls, and optional single identifier attr_id.
    rndr_list
        For LOWDOWN_LIST, consists of a bitfield flags that may be set to HLIST_FL_ORDERED for an ordered list and HLIST_FL_UNORDERED for an unordered one. If HLIST_FL_BLOCK is set, the list should be output as if items were separate blocks. The start value for HLIST_FL_ORDERED is the starting list item position, which is one by default and never zero. The items is the number of list items.
    rndr_listitem
        For LOWDOWN_LISTITEM, consists of a bitfield flags that may be set to HLIST_FL_ORDERED for an ordered list, HLIST_FL_UNORDERED for an unordered list, HLIST_FL_DEF for definition list data, HLIST_FL_CHECKED or HLIST_FL_UNCHECKED for an unordered “task” list, and/or HLIST_FL_BLOCK for list item output as if containing block nodes. The HLIST_FL_BLOCK should not be used: use the parent list (or definition list) flags for this. The num is the index in a HLIST_FL_ORDERED list. It is monotonically increasing with each item in the list, starting at the start variable given in struct rndr_list.
    rndr_math
        For LOWDOWN_MATH, the mode of display in blockmode: if 1, in-line math; if 2, multi-line. The opaque equation, which is assumed to be in LaTeX format, is in the opaque text.
    rndr_meta
        Each LOWDOWN_META key-value pair is represented. The keys are lower-case without spaces or non-ASCII characters. If provided, enclosed nodes may consist only of LOWDOWN_NORMAL_TEXT and LOWDOWN_ENTITY.
    rndr_normal_text
        The basic text content for LOWDOWN_NORMAL_TEXT. If flags is set to HTEXT_ESCAPED, the text may be escaped for output, but may not be altered by any smart typography or similar (it should be passed as-is).
    rndr_paragraph
        For LOWDOWN_PARAGRAPH, species how many lines the paragraph has in the input file and beoln, set to non-zero if the paragraph ends with an empty line instead of a breaking block node.
    rndr_raw_html
        For LOWDOWN_RAW_HTML, the opaque HTML text.
    rndr_table
        For LOWDOWN_TABLE_BLOCK, the number of columns in each row or header row. The number of columns in rndr_table, rndr_table_header, and rndr_table_cell are the same.
    rndr_table_cell
        For LOWDOWN_TABLE_CELL, the current col column number out of columns. See rndr_table_header for a description of the bits in flags. The number of columns in rndr_table, rndr_table_header, and rndr_table_cell are the same.
    rndr_table_header
        For LOWDOWN_TABLE_HEADER, the number of columns in each row and the per-column flags, which may tested for equality against HTBL_FL_ALIGN_LEFT, HTBL_FL_ALIGN_RIGHT, or HTBL_FL_ALIGN_CENTER after being masked with HTBL_FL_ALIGNMASK; or HTBL_FL_HEADER. If no alignment is specified after the mask, the default should be left-aligned. The number of columns in rndr_table, rndr_table_header, and rndr_table_cell are the same.

ABSTRACT SYNTAX TREE
A parsed document is a tree of struct lowdown_node nodes. If a node is “block”, it may contain other block or inline nodes. If “inline,” it may only contain other inline nodes. “Special” nodes are documented below. An additional mark of “void” means that the node will never contain children.

Node | Scope
LOWDOWN_BLOCKCODE | block, void
LOWDOWN_BLOCKHTML | block, void
LOWDOWN_BLOCKQUOTE | block
LOWDOWN_CODESPAN | inline, void
LOWDOWN_DEFINITION | block
LOWDOWN_DEFINITION_DATA | special
LOWDOWN_DEFINITION_TITLE | special
LOWDOWN_DOC_HEADER | special
LOWDOWN_DOUBLE_EMPHASIS | inline
LOWDOWN_EMPHASIS | inline
LOWDOWN_ENTITY | inline, void
LOWDOWN_FOOTNOTE | block, special
LOWDOWN_HEADER | block
LOWDOWN_HRULE | inline, void
LOWDOWN_IMAGE | inline, void
LOWDOWN_LINEBREAK | inline, void
LOWDOWN_LINK | inline
LOWDOWN_LINK_AUTO | inline, void
LOWDOWN_LIST | block
LOWDOWN_LISTITEM | special
LOWDOWN_MATH_BLOCK | inline, void
LOWDOWN_META | special
LOWDOWN_NORMAL_TEXT | inline, void
LOWDOWN_PARAGRAPH | block
LOWDOWN_RAW_HTML | inline, void
LOWDOWN_ROOT | special
LOWDOWN_STRIKETHROUGH | inline
LOWDOWN_SUBSCRIPT | inline
LOWDOWN_SUPERSCRIPT | inline
LOWDOWN_TABLE_BLOCK | block
LOWDOWN_TABLE_BODY | special
LOWDOWN_TABLE_CELL | special
LOWDOWN_TABLE_HEADER | special
LOWDOWN_TABLE_ROW | special
LOWDOWN_TRIPLE_EMPHASIS | inline

The general structure of the AST is as follows. Nodes have no order imposed on them unless as noted:

-   LOWDOWN_ROOT (ordered)
    -   LOWDOWN_DOC_HEADER
        -   LOWDOWN_META
            -   LOWDOWN_ENTITY
            -   LOWDOWN_NORMAL_TEXT
    -   (zero or more block nodes)

Special nodes have specific placement within their parents as follows:

-   LOWDOWN_DEFINITION (one or more ordered pairs of...)
    -   LOWDOWN_DEFINITION_TITLE
        -   (inline nodes)
    -   LOWDOWN_DEFINITION_DATA
        -   (block nodes)

-   LOWDOWN_HEADER
    -   (inline nodes)

-   LOWDOWN_LIST
    -   LOWDOWN_LISTITEM
        -   (inline or block nodes, depending)

-   LOWDOWN_TABLE_BLOCK (ordered)
    -   LOWDOWN_TABLE_HEADER (zero or more...)
        -   LOWDOWN_TABLE_ROW (one or more...)
            -   LOWDOWN_TABLE_CELL
                -   (inline nodes)
    -   LOWDOWN_TABLE_BODY (zero or more...)
        -   LOWDOWN_TABLE_ROW (one or more...)
            -   LOWDOWN_TABLE_CELL
                -   (inline nodes)

Lastly, LOWDOWN_FOOTNOTE may appear anywhere in the document and contains block nodes.

SEE ALSO
lowdown(1), lowdown_buf(3), lowdown_buf_diff(3), lowdown_diff(3), lowdown_doc_free(3), lowdown_doc_new(3), lowdown_doc_parse(3), lowdown_file(3), lowdown_file_diff(3), lowdown_gemini_free(3), lowdown_gemini_new(3), lowdown_gemini_rndr(3), lowdown_html_free(3), lowdown_html_new(3), lowdown_html_rndr(3), lowdown_latex_free(3), lowdown_latex_new(3), lowdown_latex_rndr(3), lowdown_metaq_free(3), lowdown_nroff_free(3), lowdown_nroff_new(3), lowdown_nroff_rndr(3), lowdown_odt_free(3), lowdown_odt_new(3), lowdown_odt_rndr(3), lowdown_term_free(3), lowdown_term_new(3), lowdown_term_rndr(3), lowdown_tree_rndr(3), lowdown(5)

AUTHORS
lowdown was forked from hoedown: https://github.com/hoedown/hoedown by Kristaps Dzonsons, kristaps@bsd.lv. It has been considerably modified since.