Closed jcgruenhage closed 3 years ago
epage
commented
6 years ago If I'm not mistaken, we have table and footnote support enabled
I agree about GFM.
As for Math, someone also filed an issue about MathJax (#280).
Maruku feels like someone trying too hard at wanting to write HTML in not-HTML., What is the benefit there?
jcgruenhage
commented
6 years ago It's exactly that, writing HTML in non-HTML. Basically, I'd use this for adding a class to a link. While I can just use regular HTML, it looks out of place compared to regular links.
naturallymitchell
commented
5 years ago The GFM things are already implemented in comrak, which is another rust based markdown parser, which is quite a bit slower than the currently used pulldown-cmark.
Are you thinking of switching parser renderers? https://github.com/cobalt-org/cobalt.rs/blob/dedec02b44fc58268c0487531a7a4c68defcaaf8/Cargo.toml#L34
We're using comrak for web development, and I'm gonna continue developing markdown's spec and a Rust lib, most likely comrak. So it'd be cool coordinate with you guys for any overlapping features you need too. I need to fix a few ambiguities and structured writing limits.
Edit: here's most of what I have planned https://github.com/foundpatterns/contentdb/issues/20
epage
commented
5 years ago While I want GFM features, I have a lot of other higher priority tasks, so I probably won't be putting time towards adding it to either comrak or pulldown. I'd gladly use it if someone gets it implemented though! Maybe it'd even be tempting enough to take the performance hit of switching from pulldown to comrak.
This update on pulldown is promising though:
The pulldown-cmark project has been in a fairly stuck state for a while, largely because I realized the existing codebase had fundamental problems, so decided to start a new branch (new_algo), with the hope of recruiting open source contribution to get to 100% spec compatibility. Recently, Marcus Klaas de Vries has taken this up, and gotten it quite close. I’m hopeful we can merge to master and do a release soonish. Here’s a roadmap for the work.
https://raphlinus.github.io/personal/2019/02/20/more-small-updates.html
artemislena
commented
3 years ago This issue has been open for quite a while… I'm mainly missing the strikethrough thing, which, strangely enough, should work in pulldown-cmark, yet certainly doesn't in Cobalt 0.16.4, at least my own tests with double tildes all failed, giving me raw double tildes in the result. Disallowing raw HTML might actually be undesirable, at least I myself use raw HTML for <ins> and <q>…
epage
commented
3 years ago I've gone ahead and created #847 for strike through and task lists. We have #280 for MathJax. If anything else is a priority enough, let's create a dedicated issue for it so we can discuss use case, priority, and how to handle compatibility.
Some useful extensions to commonmark:
The GFM things are already implemented in comrak, which is another rust based markdown parser, which is quite a bit slower than the currently used pulldown-cmark.