Questions on the included modules (ParsedownMath and ParsedownTOC)

[BrainStone]

Hi there. Sorry if this is not the right place, but here goes nothing.

So I'm struggling to get the inline TOC to work with [toc]. Do I need to enable it somehow?

Also what's the difference between enableMath and enableKatex? Don't they both enable parsing of math blocks? What happens when I enable both?

[BrainStone]

Now looking at the whole thing, enableMath doesn't seem to exists and what does enabling KaTeX even do? I can see no difference in the generated HTML...

Nevermind. Found the issue. All good in the department of there being no difference

[BenjaminHoegh]

sorry for the bad documentation, I'm not that good at writing English.

Also what's the difference between enableMath and enableKatex?

My mistake, there should only be one

So I'm struggling to get the inline TOC

Can you show the code there include the TOC ?

[BrainStone]

I add [toc] to the markdown, as mentioned here: https://github.com/BenjaminHoegh/parsedown-toc#usage

And it just prints [toc] as is.

[BenjaminHoegh]

I add [toc] to the markdown, as mentioned here: https://github.com/BenjaminHoegh/parsedown-toc#usage

And it just prints [toc] as is.

Oh I see, my bad. I have updated the documentation now.

To enable [toc] in your markdown document you have to use the following code:

$body = file_get_contents('test1.md');
$Parsedown->toc([
    'selector' => ['h1','h2','h3','h4','h5','h6'],
    'inline' => true
]);
echo $Parsedown->text($body);

[BrainStone]

Awesome. Thanks!

[BrainStone]

No that doesn't work. That's the error I get:

Call to undefined method ParsedownExtreme::toc()

[BenjaminHoegh]

Sorry for all the trouble you have. I will investigate this today and hopefully publish a fix for this later today