Open postylem opened 3 years ago
I think this could be mostly achieved by simply using the markdown-it plugin markdown-it-citations. How easy is that? I don't understand how this project works, but it seems it should be pretty simple, right?
I've never programmed in js, so I don't think I could manage a PR without some help, but would that be basically as simple as adding some code like
import citations from 'markdown-it-citations' // import the plugin
// ...
// this.md
.use(citations, {
// citations options
})
on to this.md in app/pages/index.jsx
https://github.com/iamcco/markdown-preview.nvim/blob/e5bfe9b89dc9c2fbd24ed0f0596c85fd0568b143/app/pages/index.jsx#L176 ?
I'm just going to drop a bump-comment here xpressing my unwaivering support for this request - love the plugin, just wish it had this one particular feature to boot (although I would shyly add a minor extra wish toward pandoc-crossref).
This would be so amazing to have!
This is a really great plugin. I love it.
I was hoping it would be able to replace my note-taking workflow which involves writing in pandoc markdown. When editing pandoc markdown files, it sure would be nice to have the ability to use citations from a biblatex file, so that when notes become papers it is easy to organize a bibliography.
Like say I'm editing my file
myfile.md
, which isand that I have a file
myfile.bib
which is a biblatex file with an entry whose key isblachman68
, then running pandoc likepandoc --citeproc log.md -o log.html
I get an HTML file with citations, like this:I wonder whether there is an easy way to integrate this into the plugin. Would it be possible to get it to behave like that?