What markdown editor do you use? Does it have more-than-markdown features?

Some while ago, I discussed about self-made custom CMS, which is in an essence, markdown editor; and also real-time feeder.

CMS I made to feed Nuxt

Pacharapol Withayasakpunt ・ Apr 21 ・ 1 min read

#nuxt #vue #gatsby #showdev

Recently, I updated my another repo as well.

patarapolw / make-html

Make HTML from Markdown or Hyperpug

It does have some features beyond markdown compiler (on web browsers' side), including

• Metadata scraping (which needs CORS bypass, which is usually a backend, including https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com)
• Image storage (which needs a backend, also popularly connected to S3 storage.)

I also want to say that webcomponents and shadow roots are godsend. Otherwise, isolated CSS environment would not be possible.

How can I create a web component with an isolated CSS environment?

Pacharapol Withayasakpunt ・ Jul 17 ・ 1 min read

#help #webdev

And, I also realized that VSCode can have extended markdown features, but I couldn't find a way to export them, in particular, Admonition.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jebbs.markdown-extended

Comments

[Mike Bybee]

A long time ago I was working on an app based on markdown-it and several nonstandard plugins including some of my own forks (like allowing both <s> and <del> tags, unlike the one I forked from that forced you to disable markdown-it's native strikethrough module). It had a three-way single or dual pane editor (markdown, HTML source, or HTML preview/WYSIWYG, converting to and from both editable formats), but for the life of me I can't find it (and apparently never committed it). My plan was to eventually incorporate it with pandoc for additional formats.

[Zen]

I only use marked for my blog.

My repo:

mzaini30 / blogzen

My blog

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