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Add option to make use of GitHub's official markdown parsing #2

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KrauseFx opened this issue May 15, 2019 · 1 comment
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Add option to make use of GitHub's official markdown parsing #2

KrauseFx opened this issue May 15, 2019 · 1 comment

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@KrauseFx
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To make sure it's fully compatible, we could make simple web requests to the GitHub markdown API

This will generate just the HTML code, not the CSS necessary

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phseiff commented Jul 26, 2020

In case you want to also use the GitHub CSS, you could get it from here. You will need to fill the HTML generated by GitHub's markdown API into a blueprint to get stuff like the border around the page, which isn't done by the GitHub markdown API itself.

I actually have a project which does exactly that, so you could take a look at how it does it if you want some inspiration. The src/prototype.html file and the src/github-css.css file in this repository should contain the HTML for the classical GitHub-README-border as well as the CSS required to style the HTML generated by the GitHub API.

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