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Wysardry333 days ago (2 edits)

I'm hoping to use Deepdwn with Nikola, which is a static site generator written in Python. This allows the use of Python-Markdown Extra which is similar to PHP Markdown Extra.

Using either of those extensions allows the following code to interpret the markdown and HTML correctly:-

<SECTION markdown="1">
## A level two heading
A paragraph with **bold** and *italics*.
</SECTION>

It looks like you have to jump through a few more hoops to do something similar in CommonMark.

Edit: Hmm. This site seems to remove the blank line between the heading and the paragraph. Imagine there is one there.

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billiam333 days ago (1 edit)

So, you can certainly use Deepdwn to write your markdown for Nikola, and it won’t prevent you from adding arbitrary HTML tags and attributes to your document, but its preview isn’t going to interpret the markdown in the same way that Nikola/Python-MarkdownExtra does.

For instance,

<SECTION markdown="1">

## A level two heading
A paragraph with **bold** and *italics*.
</SECTION>

Will be interpreted the same as

<SECTION>

## A level two heading
A paragraph with **bold** and *italics*.
</SECTION>

Because Deepdwn doesn’t consider the markdown attribute on the section at all.

Also note the empty line after the section node, this is required in commonmark to interpret the following lines as markdown, instead of more HTML.

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Wysardry333 days ago

Thanks. I'll have to experiment with Nikola to see if it will parse CommonMark style syntax correctly.

If it doesn't, I would likely be better off using an editor that supports Markdown Extra, even if it doesn't render YAML code correctly.

Do you have any plans to add the Raspberry Pi to the list of supported platforms?

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billiam333 days ago

Do you have any plans to add the Raspberry Pi to the list of supported platforms?

Probably not any time soon. I don’t have a good way to incorporate an ARM build into the build and deploy process for raspberry pi, or a suitable device for performance testing/optimization right now.

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