metanorma-cc lets you write CalConnect standards in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development. Formerly known as asciidoctor-csd, metanorma-csd.

metanorma-csa lets you write CSA Normal Documents (CSAND) in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development. Formerly known as asciidoctor-csa.

metanorma-csd lets you write CSD in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development. Formerly known as asciidoctor-csd.

metanorma-gb lets you write GB standards (Chinese national standards) in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development. Formerly known as asciidoctor-gb.

Metanorma template gem for customisation. This gem is meant to be customised for any downstream use. Formerly known as metanorma-acme

metanorma-iec lets you write IEC standards in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

metanorma-ietf lets you write IETF documents, such as Internet-Drafts and RFCs, in native AsciiDoc syntax. This is part of the Metanorma publishing framework. RFC XML ("xml2rfc" Vocabulary XML, RFC 7991) is the XML-based language used for writing Internet-Drafts and RFCs, but not everyone likes hand-crafting XML, especially when the focus should be on the content. This gem is in active development. Formerly known as asciidoctor-ietf.

metanorma-iho lets you write IHO in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

Metanorma for the ITU.

metanorma-m3d lets you write M3AAWG Documents in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development. Formerly known as asciidoctor-m3d, metanorma-m3d.

metanorma-m3d lets you write M3AAWG Documents (M3D) in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development. Formerly known as asciidoctor-m3d.

Metanorma NIST gem.

Metanorma for the Open Geospatial Consortium.

Metanorma plugin for LutaML

metanorma-standoc realises standards following the Metanorma standoc model This gem is in active development.

Metanorma for UN documents. Formerly known as metanorma-unece

Metanorma for UNECE: United Nations Economic Commission for Europe.

Contains classes to process digital object version content and metadata

Parse MODS (Metadata Object Description Schema) records. More information about MODS can be found at http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/

NOM allows you to define a “terminology” to ease translation between XML and ruby objects