#Markdown plus plus install#

import VueMarkdownPlus from 'vue-markdown-plus' Īfter setting up the middleware in your vue component above, using the embedded markdown is as easy as writing it between the vue-markdown-plus tags. CommonJS var VueMarkdownPlus = require( 'vue-markdown-plus') Īfter installing via Yarn or NPM, use the following snippet in the script portion of the Vue component which you wish to render the Markdown. The dist folder contains vue-markdown.js with the component exported in the window.VueMarkdownPlus object.

This is useful if you're writing markdown (ultimately targeting HTML) and want a quick preview. Characters for bulleted lists: Asterisks 1. Description Markdown Preview Plus Automatically parses markdown files (.md) into HTML. Characters for bulleted lists: Asterisks 1 Asterisks 2 Asterisks 3 + Plus signs 1 + Plus signs 2 + Plus signs 3 - Minus signs 1 - Minus signs 2 - Minus signs 3. They include: -TOC Python Markdown extension -Syntax highlighting Python Markdown extension -New styles Hashes for martor-markdown-plus-0.1.0.tar. This is not recommended for user inputs, as it will cause XSS vulnerabilities. For the best results you have to use the same character because as you can see in the example below different signs make the list break. Latest version Released: Project description martor-markdown-plus Heavily based on amazing Martor Markdown with a few additions made according to users requirements.

#Markdown plus plus install#

Live Demo Installation NPM $ npm install -save vue-markdown-plus Yarn $ yarn add vue-markdown-plus -save Browser globals (NOT RECOMMENDED)