Incorrect list conversion

[igorlesnenko]

Let's say in draft-js we have following content:

first line

1. list
2. two
3. three

next line

That is converted to markdown as:

first line

1. list
1. two
1. three
next line

There should be a line between last list element three and the next line.
Otherwise, next line is considered as a part of the list.

[Rosey]

😢

[nicholaswbowen]

It's technically correct. If you run that markdown through remarkable it will still render properly, you don't individually number an ordered list in html.

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[nicholaswbowen]

I totally misread the issue, disregard the above :D . On Tue, Aug 14, 2018, 6:37 PM Nicholas Bowen <nicholas.w.bowen@gmail.com> wrote:

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[igorlesnenko]

Also for some reason
Numeration like 1. 2. 3. converted to 1. 1. 1.

[Rosey]

Also for some reason
Numeration like 1. 2. 3. converted to 1. 1. 1.

This has been fixed

The other main bug I haven't fixed yet as a quick test on https://rosey.github.io/markdown-draft-js/ I'm not seeing the behaviour described (there does seem to be the extra newline when I try it out) and I haven't tried digging any deeper than that yet!

[mikeappell]

Hi Rosey! First of all, really great project here: this has absolutely been a lifesaver, and fits my use-case almost 100%.

I'm experiencing what I believe to be the issue described above. If I create text in Draft.js which displays as such:

and export/reload, it displays as:

The exported markdown looks like:

"This is a test list.\n\n\n- Imagine\n- A world\n- Without lists\nHard, isn't it."

My config is pretty vanilla, though my export looks like this:

  draftToCustomMarkdown = (editorState) => {
    const rawContent = convertToRaw(editorState.getCurrentContent());
    const customMarkdownOptions = {
      styleItems: {
        VARIABLE: {
          open: () => '${',
          close: () => '}',
        },
      },
      preserveNewlines: true,
    };
    return draftToMarkdown(rawContent, customMarkdownOptions).replace(/\\_/g, '_');
  }

and I'm loading it back with

const rawContent = markdownToDraft(this.props.text, { preserveNewlines: true });

I'm on version 1.2.1. Let me know if I can give any additional info which would be helpful.

[Rosey]

@mikeappell thanks for putting together this detailed description and I'm sorry I haven't found the time yet to try out your recreation for myself! But I really appreciate you commenting on the issue with this 🙌