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copied!<p>I'd just go ahead and use <a href="http://freewisdom.org/projects/python-markdown/" rel="noreferrer">python-markdown</a> and monkey-patch it. You can write your own <code>def_block_parser()</code> function and substitute that in for the default one to disable some of the Markdown functionality:</p> <pre><code>from markdown import blockprocessors as bp def build_block_parser(md_instance, **kwargs): """ Build the default block parser used by Markdown. """ parser = bp.BlockParser(md_instance) parser.blockprocessors['empty'] = bp.EmptyBlockProcessor(parser) parser.blockprocessors['indent'] = bp.ListIndentProcessor(parser) # parser.blockprocessors['code'] = bp.CodeBlockProcessor(parser) parser.blockprocessors['hashheader'] = bp.HashHeaderProcessor(parser) parser.blockprocessors['setextheader'] = bp.SetextHeaderProcessor(parser) parser.blockprocessors['hr'] = bp.HRProcessor(parser) parser.blockprocessors['olist'] = bp.OListProcessor(parser) parser.blockprocessors['ulist'] = bp.UListProcessor(parser) parser.blockprocessors['quote'] = bp.BlockQuoteProcessor(parser) parser.blockprocessors['paragraph'] = bp.ParagraphProcessor(parser) return parser bp.build_block_parser = build_block_parser </code></pre> <p>Note that I've simply copied and pasted the default <code>build_block_processor()</code> function from the <code>blockprocessors.py</code> file, tweaked it a bit (inserting <code>bp.</code> in front of all the names from that module), and commented out the line where it adds the code block processor. The resulting function is then monkey-patched back into the module. A similar method looks feasible for <code>inlinepatterns.py</code>, <code>treeprocessor.py</code>, <code>preprocessor.py</code>, and <code>postprocessor.py</code>, each of which does a different kind of processing.</p> <p>Rather than rewriting the function that sets up the individual parsers, as I've done above, you could also patch out the parser classes themselves with do-nothing subclasses that would still be invoked but which would do nothing. That is probably simpler:</p> <pre><code>from markdown import blockprocessors as bp class NoProcessing(bp.BlockProcessor): def test(self, parent, block): return False # never invoke this processor bp.CodeBlockProcessor = NoProcessing </code></pre> <p>There might be other Markdown libraries that more explicitly allow functionality to be disabled, but <code>python-markdown</code> looks like it is reasonably hackable.</p>

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