An experimental literate programming toolkit that reads markdown files and extracts code blocks to produce executable JavaScript programs. Current version 0.0.1 is a proof-of-concept released in 2013 with no further updates. It uses marked for markdown parsing and focuses on embedding code in markdown using shebang language declarations. Unlike other literate programming tools (e.g., Org-mode, Jupyter), prose is minimal and language-agnostic but limited to JavaScript/altJS compilation. It has no active maintenance or releases.
npm install proseNo compatibility data collected yet for this library.
Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates invoking prose as a module (only exports main) or CLI tool to transpile markdown to JavaScript.
Avoid using in production. Consider alternatives like literate-programming or org-mode.
Check source: no transpilation logic for other languages exists.
Run with no arguments to trigger stdin mode; otherwise provide a path to load a module.
Run `npm install marked` in your project.
Patch source to add `const path = require('path')` at top.