This pull request adds support for GitHub style emojis (:abc: => :abc:). While emoji support isn't a part of GFM, this is still an important and useful part of markdown parsing that is really useful. It is currently disabled by default (and is enabled / disabled independent of the GFM option).
Example:
require "./src/markd"
markdown = <<-MD
# Hello Markd
`test`
> Yet another markdown parser built for speed, written in `Crystal`, Compliant to CommonMark specification. :confetti_ball: `world`
:abc: :cityscape:
MD
options = Markd::Options.new(emoji: true)
puts Markd.to_html(markdown, options)
Output:
<h1>Hello Markd</h1>
<p><code>test</code></p>
<blockquote>
<p>Yet another markdown parser built for speed, written in <code>Crystal</code>, Compliant to CommonMark specification. 🎊 <code>world</code></p>
</blockquote>
<p>🔤 🏙</p>
This is just the start, I have more GFM support coming soon (strikethrough, bulleted list, etc). Trying to do it in small chunks to make PRs easier.
This pull request adds support for GitHub style emojis (
:abc:=> :abc:). While emoji support isn't a part of GFM, this is still an important and useful part of markdown parsing that is really useful. It is currently disabled by default (and is enabled / disabled independent of the GFM option).Example:
Output:
This is just the start, I have more GFM support coming soon (strikethrough, bulleted list, etc). Trying to do it in small chunks to make PRs easier.