I don't have a V1 yet, but this is pretty handy. It's being implemented for many langauges, so if you wanna use it elsewhere you can probably check in a version for a language.
This basically adds a few neat things I use a lot when making webpages.
Its also easy to use!
PHP:
require("mdes0.php");
$mdes = new MDES();
echo($mdes->text("{#FF0000:Hello Markdown!}"))
Javascript Client:
//Earlier use <script src=mdes0.js></script>
var parsed = mdes.parse("{#FF0000:Hello Markdown!}")
console.log(parsed)
Javascript Server:
var mdes = require("./mdes0.js")
var parsed = mdes.parse("{#FF0000:Hello Markdown!}")
console.log(parsed)
-a /path/to/file:What the user reads
Just don't use a colon in your link. Use //
if you need HTTPS or HTTP. If you want mailtos and websockets first of all websockets are a bad idea and second of all then I would have to rewrite the regex.
=a /path/to/file:What the user reads
The same as before, but it has an leading to
external.svg
. It's an icon that I have a copy of.
{#hexcodethatcanhavealpha:text}
{:#bgcolor:text}
{#color|#bgcolor:text}
{:#bgcolor|color:text}
That's a lot of combinations. Right now there's only support for hex codes, sorry for RGB
and RGBA
users out there, we don't do that.
[^:supertext]
[v:subtext]
It's that simple now.
_underlined_
This does mean that underscores mean underline, you'll have to use stars.
{>Title}(
Stuff
No whitespace inside the parens is needed.
)
That's it for the changes. If you want to add support for a language, simply create a new file called language-name.txt
in the languages
folder. In that file, put whatever code necessary, including any needed packages outside the languages
folder. Any uses of ?0
, ?1
, and ?2
will be replaced with: A JSON object of the regex as a key and the replacement as a value, a JSON array of the regexes (Keys of ?0
), or a JSON array of the replacements. (Values of ?0
).