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Informations about the package parser

Parser package

Installing

Simply add parser to your config.php always_loaded.packages config option.

Included Parsers

Usage

Installing parsers

To be able to use one of the supported parsers, you need to install them via composer. Simply add the libraries to your project's composer.json then run php composer.phar install:

Note that the Markdown parser is installed by default, as it is also used by the FuelPHP core class Markdown.

Libraries that can not be installed through composer are expected to be installed in in APPPATH/vendor/lib_name (capitalize lib_name), and you'll have to download them yourself. Don't change the casing or anything, keep it as much original as possible within the vendor/lib_name dir to keep updating easy (also because some come with their own autoloader).

You can configure them to be loaded from other locations by copying the parser.php config file to your app and editing it.

Config and runtime config

Currently the drivers still lack a lot of config options they should probably accept. They are currently all configured to work with one instance of their parser library, which is available to config:

All versions of parser with dependencies

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