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Informations about the package html-to-markdown

html-to-markdown

Bindings Rust Python Node.js WASM Java Go C# PHP Ruby Elixir R Dart Kotlin Swift Zig C FFI License Documentation
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Fast, robust HTML → Markdown for 16 languages. A tiered converter that picks the safest fastest path per input without losing content.

Documentation | API Reference

Highlights

Architecture

The converter routes each input through one of three tiers based on a fast prescan of the byte stream:

  1. Tier-1 — Single-pass byte scanner. Walks html.as_bytes() once and emits Markdown directly. Handles 110+ HTML tags including paragraphs, headings, lists, GFM tables, links, images, inline emphasis, blockquotes, indented code blocks. Bails (returns a structured error) on any construct it cannot prove byte-equivalent to Tier-2 — custom elements, CDATA, malformed entities, nested tables, mixed table sections, multi-line table cells, etc.

  2. Tier-2 — tl::parse DOM walker. Picks up Tier-1's bails and inputs the classifier rejected up front (non-default style options, non-Markdown output, etc.). Handles the full HTML5 spec via a tolerant DOM walk.

  3. Tier-3 — html5ever standards-conformant parser. Engaged when Tier-2 detects HTML requiring full HTML5 repair (custom elements, structural recovery, weird namespace transitions).

The dispatcher is invisible to the caller. The same convert() call works regardless of which tier handled the input; the output is byte-identical across tiers (enforced by a 116-snapshot oracle).

Performance

Best-of-3 measurements on the harness corpus (Apple Silicon, cargo build --release):

Fixture Size ms (best of 3) Throughput
wikipedia/medium_python.html 1.24 MB 62.58 ms 19.0 MB/s
wikipedia/large_rust.html 1.07 MB 37.17 ms 27.3 MB/s
wikipedia/small_html.html 973 KB 29.32 ms 31.6 MB/s
wikipedia/tables_countries.html 756 KB 18.95 ms 38.1 MB/s
mdream/github-markdown-complete.html 430 KB 10.57 ms 38.7 MB/s
mdream/react-learn.html 265 KB 12.11 ms 20.9 MB/s
mdream/wikipedia-small.html 166 KB 5.63 ms 28.1 MB/s
issues/gh-121-hacker-news.html 57 KB 1.08 ms 50.3 MB/s
mdream/nuxt-example.html 3.6 KB 0.029 ms 116.1 MB/s

Corpus: 29 fixtures totalling 6.4 MB across clean_small, clean_medium, clean_large, spec_rules, adversarial, and fallthrough_* groups. Per-group regression thresholds (5–30%) are enforced on every PR via task bench:compare. Run task bench:run to reproduce on your hardware.

Capabilities

Quick Start

See the package READMEs for the full list: PHP, Go, Java, C#, Elixir, R, Dart, Kotlin (Android), Swift, Zig, WASM, and a C ABI for everything else.

Usage

convert() is the single entry point. It returns a structured ConversionResult:

Language Bindings

Language Package Install
Rust html-to-markdown-rs cargo add html-to-markdown-rs
Python html-to-markdown pip install html-to-markdown
TypeScript / Node.js @kreuzberg/html-to-markdown-node npm install @kreuzberg/html-to-markdown-node
WebAssembly @kreuzberg/html-to-markdown-wasm npm install @kreuzberg/html-to-markdown-wasm
Ruby html-to-markdown gem install html-to-markdown
PHP kreuzberg-dev/html-to-markdown composer require kreuzberg-dev/html-to-markdown
Go htmltomarkdown go get github.com/kreuzberg-dev/html-to-markdown/packages/go/v3
Java dev.kreuzberg:html-to-markdown Maven / Gradle
C# KreuzbergDev.HtmlToMarkdown dotnet add package KreuzbergDev.HtmlToMarkdown
Elixir html_to_markdown mix deps.get html_to_markdown
R htmltomarkdown install.packages("htmltomarkdown")
C (FFI) releases Pre-built .so / .dll / .dylib

Part of Kreuzberg.dev

Contributing

Contributions welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for setup instructions and guidelines.

License

MIT License — see LICENSE for details.

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