HTML to JADE

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Last edited Mar 21, 2015

Created on Mar 21, 2015

This example demonstrates converting HTML markup into Jade (now Pug) syntax, using a simple snippet as the input. It shows a `div` element with an ID, multiple classes, an `href` attribute, and a `data-source` attribute, alongside a nested `span`. The code then outputs the equivalent Jade representation, using shorthand for the ID and classes, and listing attributes in parentheses. The conversion relies on manual string transformation, not a specific library, and the rendering approach is plain text output. The source is a gist by alex-milanov.

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