Open sdeep27 opened 3 months ago
I fixed it with the option forceInline along with the css property white-space: pre-wrap
:
import MarkdownToJsx from 'markdown-to-jsx'
<span style={{ whiteSpace: 'pre-wrap' }}>
<MarkdownToJsx
options={{
forceInline: true,
}}>
{"Hello\n\nHow are you?"}
</MarkdownToJsx>
</span>
I don't really know why does this work tho
I fixed it with the option forceInline along with the css property
white-space: pre-wrap
:import MarkdownToJsx from 'markdown-to-jsx' <span style={{ whiteSpace: 'pre-wrap' }}> <MarkdownToJsx options={{ forceInline: true, }}> {"Hello\n\nHow are you?"} </MarkdownToJsx> </span>
I don't really know why does this work tho
thank for save my work, thats work 🤩
If i write a text string "Hello\n\nHow are you?"
I expect: Hello
How are you?
Instead markdown-to-jsx converts it to: Hello How are you?
I am specifically using this with a streaming response from an AI LLM which outputs line breaks as \n and usually \n\n between paragraphs but it is markdown-to-jsx is not conserving it. If I try to replace instances of \n with < br / > tag it will create the line break properly but it will break markdown elsewhere in the output.