Installing a plugin

Plugins listed here can be used in a Quaint project by running the following following command:

quaint --setup plugin-name

Most of them are configurable.

Styling and highlighting

bootstrap3
Includes Bootstrap v3 CSS/JS files and defines many components to use bootstrap's features.
emoji
Macros to insert emoji characters.
google-fonts
Use Google Fonts on your pages.
highlight
Syntax highlighting for a hundred of languages.
look-nice
An okay-looking, customizable and extensible stylesheet for your pages.

Data formats

json is supported by default.

csv
Format and include CSV files.
yaml
Format and include YAML files.

Programming languages

javascript
Enables embedded JavaScript.
earlgrey
Enables embedded Earl Grey.
coffeescript
Enables embedded CoffeeScript.

Other languages

mathjax
Includes mathjax, which lets you write math with LaTeX syntax.
katex
Includes katex, which also lets you write math with LaTeX syntax.
quaint
Embed interactive Quaint editors inside your pages.
repple
Interactive JavaScript or Earl Grey interpreter
sass
Enables embedded SASS.

Others

disqus
Embed Disqus comment threads.
google-analytics
Gather data with Google Analytics.
google-charts
Display nice charts with Google Charts.
google-maps
Show a map using Google Maps with coordinates or an address.
nav
Provides a nav :: macro to populate a navigation bar (but you need to style it yourself).
share-buttons
Put share buttons on your pages (Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, etc.)
smartypants
Translate "" into curly quotes, -- into en/em dashes, and so on.
youtube
Easily embed YouTube videos using their ID.

Contributors

Please consult the documentation on how to write a plugin.