Conditional logic in Markdown or other simple markup language? [closed]

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Im looking for an implementation of a Markdown-like language that will allow me to embed "conditional logic" within my document.

I imagine the document would look something like:

This text should be included in all processed versions of the document

[platform==foo]
This is an example for platform Foo

[platform==bar]
This is an example for platform Bar

Then different versions of the document could be produced by passing parameters to the processing script:

开发者_C百科./process-markdown --platform=foo

My Googling hasn't returned anything close to this, though I feel like something like this must exist for software documentation.

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I had this issue today and found another interesting approach here using markdown and gpp: https://adityam.github.io/context-blog/post/markdown-with-gpp/

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AsciiDoc has Conditional Inclusion Macros.

Doxygen also can be used as a Markup-language and have \if, \endif etc. commands.

For Markdown it's maybe easier you write your own simple regex-filter-script.