Good work on the Parsedown. Not sure this is the right way to ask a doubt, if so apologize.
I was looking and playing with @sculpin and to convert my blog in octopress to sculpin.
I was having a few struggle in the process with the markdown. Jekyll support some plugins for the markdown extras?.
So what I was looking was a parser which can be extensible.
This is my markdown
[Aura.Cli_Project](https://github.com/auraphp/Aura.Cli_Project) help
you to build cli ( command line ) applications.
{% showterm 4baa2e4db41b12786a7ce %}
If you need only web based application then
[Aura.Web_Project](https://github.com/auraphp/Aura.Web_Project)
is what you need.
Similarly there are other plugins, so do you think we can create a catch for {% and get the string showterm or any <plugin-name> and return an appropriate html ?
Hi Kazuyuki Hayashi ,
Good work on the Parsedown. Not sure this is the right way to ask a doubt, if so apologize.
I was looking and playing with @sculpin and to convert my blog in octopress to sculpin. I was having a few struggle in the process with the markdown. Jekyll support some plugins for the markdown extras?.
So what I was looking was a parser which can be extensible.
This is my markdown
You can see a showterm which takes this plugin and convert to html https://github.com/harikt/harikt.github.com/blob/source/plugins/showterm.rb
Similarly there are other plugins, so do you think we can create a catch for
{%and get the stringshowtermor any<plugin-name>and return an appropriate html ?