BRAML (Bracket Markup Language) is an alternative to html.
Tags in BRAML are started with a '%'. e.g. '%div'
Which is then followed by parentheses which holds the properties for the tag. e.g. '%div(id='myDiv')'
Which is then followed by Braces that contains what your tag will contain i.e another tag or plain text. e.g. '%div(id='myDiv'){%h1(){`hello`}$}$'
The end of the file or just before anyset of braces that contain something must end in a '$'.
THE FILE MUST END WITH '$' without quotes.
To compile a file to HTML simply run 'braml input.braml ouput.html'
or directly
var braml = require('braml'); braml('%h1(){}$'); //<h1></h1>