# 🫐 bberry
Super simple parser and "compiler" for turning a lisp-like DSL into HTML.
Here's a small example:
```lisp
(text "") ; using a raw string for the doctype is fine
(html
(head
; everything that belongs in the head element
(title (text "Document"))
(meta ("charset" "UTF-8"))
(meta ("name" "viewport") ("content" "width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"))
(meta ("http-equiv" "X-UA-Compatible") ("content" "ie=edge"))
(link ("rel" "stylesheet") ("href" "#")))
(body
; the actual body only starts here
(span ("style" "color: red") (text "Hello, world!"))))
```
This yields:
```html
DocumentHello, world!
```
# Syntax
bberry has some super simple syntax helpers:
- You can create raw HTML elements using `(text "...")` or `(tag' "...")`
- You can add attributes using `(attr "key" "value")` or `("key" "value")`
- Whitespace is ignored (except for in parenthesis), so you can format however you'd like
- The only formatting rule is there must be a space after tag names, and everything must be in parenthesis!
- Parenthesis and strings must also be properly closed
# License
bberry is licensed under the [AGPL-3.0](./LICENSE).