litehtml VS rich-text

Nice review, thanks! There are also: Ultralight (based on Webkit), LiteHTML, Tkhtml3 and Lobo Evolution. See also timeline of web engines.

That's why a lot of QT base app don't use it for rendering markdown. And building it would not be that hard see litehtml requirement, I just need to find the time to do it.

Maybe you could use something like https://github.com/litehtml/litehtml instead of a full embeddable Browser and save a lot of overhead?

Incorrect: for example, the last commit for litehtml was 4 days ago.

One challenge I encountered was how to render content that was defined as Rich Text in Contentful. Content in Rich Text fields are based on blocks, and when you do a GraphQL query, you're getting back JSON containing nodes with all the content in. There are a lot of different ways to render this content, and Contentful has a little more info here. I used import {renderRichText} from 'gatsby-source-contentful/rich-text' and then I could use {renderRichText (bodyText, renderRichTextOptions)} in my Article component to render the contents of bodyText. renderRichTextOptions is a component I import at the beginning of the

We always recommend using a Rich Text renderer package provided by Contentful to speed up your process when working with the Rich Text response. Contentful Rich Text renderers allow you to customise how the JSON response is rendered to your needs. You can render custom HTML, CSS classes, React components, custom attributes and more! A full list of all Rich Text renderers is available on GitHub.

I also created custom components for their rich text renderer (@contentful/rich-text-react-renderer). You can see my implementation here. And here's how I set up the GraphQL client with apollo.

There are a number of Rich Text field renderer packages available for your favorite programming languages and frameworks — check them out on GitHub here.