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Project Name: MarkdownEngine
Project URL: https://github.com/nodes-app/swift-markdown-engine
Project Description: A native AppKit Markdown editor for macOS with live styling, wiki-style links, and LaTeX rendering, built on TextKit 2.
Why it should be added to
awesome-swift: Thetextcategory currently lists Markdown parsers and renderers (MarkdownKit, MarkyMark, MarkdownView, GMarkdown, MarkdownDisplayView). MarkdownEngine is an editing surface rather than a rendering one: anNSTextViewsubclass on TextKit 2 that styles Markdown live as you type, bridged to SwiftUI. Beyond CommonMark it ships wiki-style links with storage/display round-tripping ([[Name|<id>]]↔[[Name]]), Obsidian-style image embeds, block and inline LaTeX, a pluggableMarkdownExtensionAPI for custom inline constructs, an opt-in fixed-width reading column, and Writing Tools support on macOS 15.1+. Rendering of code blocks, LaTeX and images is delegated to the embedder through service protocols, so the package pulls in no rendering dependencies. It is the editor shipping inside a Mac App Store app, so it is exercised on real documents daily.At least 15 stars (GitHub project) — 895 stars, 84 forks
Support
Swift 5—swift-tools-version: 5.9Updated contents.json instead of README
Lib is fully open sourced, written in Swift and not a wrapper over compiled lib — Apache-2.0, pure Swift, no binary dependencies
Description does not say "written in Swift" or variant 🤓