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ember-showdown

v1.0.0

Published

Ember component to render markdown into HTML.

Downloads

121

Readme

ember-showdown

This addon provides a component that transforms Markdown into valid HTML.

It is a fork of ember-cli-showdown, updated to use modern Ember features and to be deprecation-free.

  • Fastboot compatible

Requirements

  • ember-cli >= 3.27.0 (it may work with older versions but this hasn't been tested)

Usage

From within your Ember application, run the following:

  • ember install ember-showdown

Passing a markdown string inline:

<MarkdownToHtml @markdown="#Markdown is cool [link](http://emberjs.com)" />
<!-- Output -->
<h1>Markdown is cool <a href="http://emberjs.com">link</a></h1>

You can also pass a bound value:

<MarkdownToHtml @markdown={{@postContent}} />

Showdown Options

You can use configuration settings from Showdown via the @showdownOptions argument:

<MarkdownToHtml
  @markdown={{@postContent}}
  @showdownOptions={{hash
    strikethrough=true
    literalMidWordUnderscores=true
    simplifiedAutoLink=true
  }}
/>

Global Showdown Options

Global options let you define options that will be used for all conversions, without having to include them in @showdownOptions each time. (@showdownOptions can be used to override global options.)

An example where you always want to auto link:

// config/environment.js
module.exports = function(environment) {
  let ENV = {
    showdown: {
      simplifiedAutoLink: true
    }
  }

  return ENV;
}

Showdown Extensions

You can load Showdown Extensions by specifying the "extensions" property when initializing your component:

<MarkdownToHtml
  @markdown={{@postContent}}
  @extensions={{this.myExtensionList}}
/>
<MarkdownToHtml
  @markdown={{@postContent}}
  @extensions="foo bar baz"
/>

(the extension list can be an array of strings or a space separated string)

Note that you'll have to register your extensions with Showdown first. For example, in an initializer:

// app/initializers/register-showdown-extensions.js
import showdown from 'showdown';

export function initialize() {
  showdown.extension('myExtensionName', function() {
    return [{
      type: 'html',
      regex: '<blockquote>',
      replace: '<blockquote class="blockquote">'
    }];
  });
}

export default {
  name: 'register-showdown-extensions',
  initialize
};

Differences from ember-cli-showdown

Positional parameters not supported

This addon does not accept positional parameters to the <MarkdownToHtml/> component; you need to pass the markdown content via the @markdown argument.

Showdown options are set via @showdownOptions argument instead of top-level arguments

Any options that should be passed to Showdown are set as properties of an object passed as @showdownOptions, instead of being defined as top-level arguments to <MarkdownToHtml/>.

For example, to enable auto-linking, you would use:

<MarkdownToHtml @markdown={{this.markdownContent}} @showdownOptions={{hash simplifiedAutoLink=true}} />

and not as:

<MarkdownToHtml @markdown={{this.markdownContent}} @simplifiedAutoLink={{true}} />

as you would with ember-cli-showdown.

Dependencies

Development

  • git clone https://github.com/pgengler/ember-showdown.git
  • cd ember-showdown
  • yarn install

Previewing

  • ember serve
  • Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.

Running tests

  • ember test
  • ember test --server

Building

  • ember build