zero-md VS marked

While changeset still lacks some features like a unified changelog for all the package, this can be handled with some scripts. Using for example marked one could set up some parsing to create a unified changelog for the whole system.

did you look at the marked parser? (https://github.com/markedjs/marked) I'm using it for an upcoming plugin I'm working on

I used marked.js to build my blog. I use it as both an in browser editing tool and to compile markdown from a database on the server. It's certainly not as advanced as ByteMD or Milkdown, but it does have some extensions to bridge a few of the gaps.

Markdown isn't really standardised, but that's understandable wanting to use it if not all clients are web-based. If you only want to display the result and not have a rich editor, you could look into something simpler like Marked.

I'm using marked.js as the backend to parse the markdown, so it will depend on it.

In the following example, we have a user profile component that renders a list of the user's skills. Each skill has a name and a description. The description is served as markdown and we need to parse it to HTML before we render it. We can do this with a markdown parser (marked, in this case) and use dangerouslySetInnerHTML to inject the HTML into a

Additionally, the mark dependency transforms our draft's markdown into htmlString

Marked package turned out to be an optimal solution for this case and I went ahead and used it. The installation and integration process was pretty straightforward.

Normally in JavaScript we’d use a library like marked to take our text that contains Markdown and parse it into an AST (or abstract syntax tree).

md-to-pdf can extend the setting of markedjs/marked Therefore, it seems that all of them can be realized by customizing md-to-pdf.