Join with other developers to submit a more standardized Go-lang implementation

[diguage]

Asciidoc is a great markup language. At the same time, Hugo is also a very good static website generation tool. I like Asciidoc and Hugo. Therefore, I am very much looking forward to an implementation in Go language.

I searched for relevant information and found at least three implementations:

1. bytesparadise/libasciidoc: A Golang library for processing Asciidoc files.
2. mariotoffia/goasciidoc: Document your go code using asciidoc instead of godoc
3. shuLhan/asciidoctor-go: [mirror] Native Go module for parsing and converting asciidoc markup language.

Asciidoc is now being standardized by the Eclipse Foundation: AsciiDoc Working Group | The Eclipse Foundation. Perhaps, you can work together to submit a more standards-compliant implementation to this working group.

Thanks again and good luck.

[diguage]

I submitted the issue to bytesparadise/libasciidoc#1113

[mariotoffia]

Hi @diguage and thanks for the link to eclipse. I don't quite follow you:

My little project, only scans a set of golang files (within a module) to extract comments to generate asciidoc documents. I do not process the asciidoc documents at all. This is up to other tools (I use asciidoctor.js to perform this).

In that regard, I'm uncertain what, in your eyes, may I contribute with?

[diguage]

Hi @mariotoffia
Sorry, I misunderstood your project: I thought it was a tool for processing AsciiDoc files into HTML, but it was an extract document tool.