Asciidoctor
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What both publish
| Fact | Asciidoctor | Docsify |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The project ecosystem includes Maven and Gradle plugins, browser extensions, an IntelliJ plugin, and tools such as Asciidoctor Diagram. | The deployment guide documents deployment workflows for GitHub, GitLab, Firebase, Netlify, Vercel, AWS Amplify, and other hosting services. |
| Intended users | The project describes its toolchain as serving people who write and publish AsciiDoc content across platforms and runtimes. | Docsify is presented as a tool for creating Markdown based documentation sites. |
| License | The processor is open source software available under the MIT license. | Docsify is released under the MIT license. |
| Purpose | Asciidoctor parses AsciiDoc source and converts it into publishable formats such as HTML 5 and PDF. | Docsify turns Markdown files into a documentation website that loads and parses the files in the browser without a build process. |
Asciidoctor plans
- AsciidoctorFree
Docsify plans
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Pick Asciidoctor if…
Asciidoctor suits writers and developers publishing AsciiDoc across different formats and runtimes. Its command-line, API, and build-tool integrations also fit documentation workflows that use Ruby, Java, or JavaScript.
Pick Docsify if…
Docsify suits people creating Markdown-based documentation sites who want direct deployment without a build process. It also fits teams needing themes, search, plugins, and self-hosting options.