Markdown converter as plugin in github

#1

tl;dr: That. In the TeXmacs’ github org.

I finally got around packaging the thing as a plugin, adding minimal documentation, some (preliminary) tests and fixing all the stuff that made the thing basically unusable beyond my (first) use-case. Now I can use it for my current project and hopefully others too.

There are TONS of things that could be improved, with md->tm being the biggest one. MRs welcome!

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#2

Great @mdbenito! Now we just need a parser from markdown. :slight_smile: I’m looking around for ideas on how implement it and what are the challenges. Here a nice blob article:

http://www.greghendershott.com/2013/11/markdown-parser-redesign.html

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#3

Many thanks for this great plugin :+1:

#4

Have used it and it works nice. Also for TODO, table of contents and bibliography.

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#5

I think is not difficult for tables to hook on the HTML converter and then insert the generated HTML. Exercise for the reader. :slight_smile:

#6

I use Hugo for the websites. Because it supports TOCs out of the box and I have written templates for bibliography (using a global bibtex for the site), I didn’t have much incentive to implement any of them for vanilla markdown, sorry :innocent:

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#7

Hello, I’m currently trying to use Mogan STEM with Hugo. Would the above plugin still work for Mogan, or would some changes have to be made before they are compatible?

#8

I have got this to work with TeXMacs at the moment, and have been able to play around with it. Thank you for implementing.

Although, I’m having difficulty implementing the \choice converter from texmacs to \cases that is used in MathJax. Would anyone have an implementation?