Is it possible to support more markdown features, especially links?

[jungleau]

Thanks for creating this cool chatbot UI.

However, I found it only supports very limited Markdown features, such as bold and italic fonts. For example, I created below test adapter:

export const myTestAdapter: Adapter = {
    fetchText(message: string): Promise<string> {
        return new Promise((resolve) => {
            setTimeout(() => {
                const messageToStream = 'For more **detailed instructions**, you can refer to [more details](https://example.com)';
                resolve(messageToStream);
            }, 100);
        });
    },
};

The link was not rendered as I expected. Is it possible to support more markdown features, especially links? If you can support Tables, that would be even better :)

[salmenus]

@jungleau Glad that you find the library useful. Thanks for providing a reproducible example to illustrate the issue raised 👍

We currently support the following markdown tags: Bold / Italic / Line break / Code blocks / Inline code / Headings.

As per your request, I added this task to the project roadmap
I'm aiming to deliver that next week ( before ~ 2nd Feb 24 ), as part of other markdown changes.

At first, I'll add markdown tags to comply with the basic markdown spec, which includes images, links, lists, and horizontal rules ..
Tables will come later though .. as they are part of the extended syntax. I added a feature request to track that.

[jungleau]

Thanks @salmenus Really appreciate that. Look forward to the new release in Feb.

[salmenus]

@jungleau Markdown parser for links added in v0.10.11 just published to NPM.

Still working on adding images, lists, and horizontal rules. Give it a try let me know

[jlev]

lists would be super helpful for me, I have a langserve agent returning markdown from a RAG

thanks for the great library!

[jlev]

Also, is it possible to render images inline? That would be amazing.

[salmenus]

Alright. Adding lists and inline images @jlev atm

[salmenus]

Hi everyone — The latest markdown parser in NLUX is based on Marked and has full support for markdown features, including lists, links, and images ✅

Please update to latest v2 to use it.

We will be adding more examples to documentation with more markdown features.

I'll be closing this issue in a few days