Moth is a fast CLI tool for converting .moth files — a markdown-inspired format — into HTML. It supports inline math, embedded images, raw HTML blocks, and live reload for rapid editing.
Important
Moth is currently in its early stages. If you find any problem/bugs, feel free to open an issue. However, I won't be taking any feature requests for now as this is mainly a personal project I am making available to everyone.
moth transpile myfile.mothOptions:
--no-base-64— disables image base64 embedding (uses file references instead)--out-file <file>— sets the output HTML file name (default:output.html)
moth serve myfile.mothOptions:
--ws-port <port>— websocket port (default: 8000)--http-port <port>— HTTP port (default: 8001)
The Moth syntax is close to Markdown. Documentation for it will be added here at some point.
I might try making it easier at some point, but for now you must use cargo to compile this into a binary you can use as moth.
If you'd like to contribute to Moth, feel free to check out the repository. However, please note that feature requests are not being accepted at this time. If you're interested in helping with improvements or fixes, your contributions are welcome!