Markdown Toolset

What?

Tiny module for markdown editing

Why?

There are plenty of markdown editors out there but no simple small tool that provides just basic markdown editing capabilities without binding you to specific editor implementation.

Where?

npm install markdown-toolset --save

or

bower install markdown-toolset --save

or just git clone and include dist/markdown-toolset.js on your page.

In browser it will try to find angular and register itself as markdown-toolset module. You then can include it in your module dependencies and inject markdownToolset service. Without angular it will just pollute global scope with markdownToolset object.

How?

var mt = require('markdown-toolset')
 
mt.italic('text')                                //*text*
mt.bold('text')                                  //**text**
mt.h1('text')                                    //# text
mt.h2('text')                                    //## text
mt.h3('text')                                    //### text
mt.h4('text')                                    //#### text
mt.h5('text')                                    //##### text
mt.h6('text')                                    //###### text
mt.header('### text')                            //#### text - returns next header or cycles back to text
mt.link('http://example.com', 'text')            //[text](http://example.com)
mt.image('http://example.com/image.png', 'text') //![text](http://example.com/image.png)
 
 
 
mt.ul('line1\nline2\nline3')                     //* line1
                                                 //* line2
                                                 //* line3
 
mt.ol('line1\nline2\nline3')                     //1. line1
                                                 //2. line2
                                                 //3. line3
 
mt.code('line1\nline2\nline3')                   //    line1
                                                 //    line2
                                                 //    line3
 
mt.hr()                                          //***
                                                 //

More?

Need to include support for .link() and .image(). Might be a good idea to make it configurable.

License?

MIT