maaslalani/slides

Graph does not show properly

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patrickelectric commented

Describe the bug
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To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Run the example on readme
  2. Go to slide number 5

Expected behavior
The graph does not show propeprly

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  • OS: Arch
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Narayanbhat166 commented

You will have to download the graph-easy library and it has to be in the $PATH

kubukoz commented

I have the same problem and I do have graph-easy on $PATH. I'm running slides on an ARM Mac.

Update: for some reason it works if I pipe slides to tee: slides slide.md | tee :)

gramosg commented

I just stumbled upon the same problem. The issue is that the preprocessor output is also interpreted as Markdown. And then, text separated by a single newline is joined together.

The solution is as simple as wrapping the preprocessed part in triple backquotes, as it is done in the README:

```
~~~graph-easy --as=boxart
[ A ] - to -> [ B ]
~~~
```
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zongpingding commented

I just stumbled upon the same problem. The issue is that the preprocessor output is also interpreted as Markdown. And then, text separated by a single newline is joined together.

The solution is as simple as wrapping the preprocessed part in triple backquotes, as it is done in the README:

[ A ] - to -> [ B ]

that's works for me. Thanks !

tymbaca commented

The solution is as simple as wrapping the preprocessed part in triple backquotes, as it is done in the README:

```
~~~graph-easy --as=boxart
[ A ] - to -> [ B ]
~~~
```

Is seems like when when you do it without triple backquotes it tries to join all generated lines BECAUSE is's Markdown rule: if few lines doesn't have blank line between then, then isn't one paragraph that will be joined in one line

kforeverisback commented

I just stumbled upon the same problem. The issue is that the preprocessor output is also interpreted as Markdown. And then, text separated by a single newline is joined together.

The solution is as simple as wrapping the preprocessed part in triple backquotes, as it is done in the README:

[ A ] - to -> [ B ]

This fix should be in the official doc.