This page is a catalog of Asciidoctor extensions. In this context, an extension is a library that enriches the AsciiDoc content either by introducing new syntax or weaving additional features into the output. This differs from tool extensions, such as the Atom extension, which bring AsciiDoc support to the tool.
Official Extensions
Name | Runtime | Description |
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Asciidoctor |
A set of extensions for Asciidoctor that allow you to embed diagrams written using the PlantUML, Graphviz, ditaa, or Shaape syntax inside your AsciiDoc documents. |
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Asciidoctor |
Makes it possible to convert AsciiDoc documents into LaTeX and HTML. It also brings an extended mathematical syntax for the AsciiDoc markup language that closely parallels LaTeX. |
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AsciidoctorJ |
Automates the inclusion of dynamically-generated screenshots into your documentation. |
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Asciidoctor |
An experimental playground for upcoming extensions. Used to test the capabilities of the extension mechanism and new extension ideas. |
The label “official” simply means that the extension is hosted inside the Asciidoctor organization on GitHub and is maintained as part of the Asciidoctor project. In contrast, a third-party extension is one hosted outside of the Asciidoctor organization. This classification does not indicate the quality of the extension. Instead, the quality should be based on the extension’s own merit. |
Third-party Extensions
Name | Runtime | Description |
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AsciidoctorJ |
Includes Gherkin feature files in AsciiDoc in the form of sections, paragraphs, lists and tables. |
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AsciidoctorJ |
This project is a document builder for markup documents, including AsciiDoc. |
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AsciidoctorJ |
Visualizes tree-like structures. It takes names for a tree node and it’s nesting level as an input and draws a tree as an output. |
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AsciidoctorJ |
Creates sequence diagrams using sdedit. |
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AsciidoctorJ |
Enables BDD living documentation by integrating Cucumber and Asciidoctor. |