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Nitpicking a bit: it's not as much _rendering_ markdown as it's _syntax highlighting_ it. Another interesting approach there could be to use the CSS Custom Highlight API [0]. Then it wouldn't need the preview div, and perhaps it'd even be possible to have non-mono fonts and varying size text for headers.
[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSS_Custom_...
[0]: https://github.com/MeanderingProgrammer/render-markdown.nvim
Anyway, nice work mate.
If it were a WYSIWYG editor, there'd be previews for images. But it seems like it's just syntax highlighting for textareas. Nice project either way, but false advertising.
If it were a WYSIWYG editor, there'd be previews for images. But it seems like it's just syntax highlighting for textareas. Nice project either way, but false advertising.
I didn’t see an option for images. Am I missing something?
A natural extension seems to be a source code editor with syntax highlighting, like those used in https://marimo.io/, Jupyter, https://plutojl.org/ and other notebook-like Web editors.
This is pretty awesome. Now I’m just a dumbo sysadmin with limited webdev/JS skills, so is there a high level way to integrate this into a site so that it could create MD files that could be saved server side?
On get request - find matching .MD file and return
On put request - write to given location