I have a github-markdown which translates into pillar - and from pillar you
can get many things.
It is lacking several aspects, as I personally was most interested in
rendering it inside pharo. The major thing missing (because I could not
figure out how to render them) is tables. But take a look a
Hmm I hadn’t even thought of Xstreams… I always thought it sounded cool,
perhaps its a place to start - but as you mention, I’m not sure it really
gained traction in the Pharo world. My use case is quite simple as the markdown
files are simple configuration (and maybe don’t even need a parser -
Thanks Eric - I did have a peek at Phoedown (as I did recall that announcement)
but as my use case is for a generic library for testing (that I could
potentially share with the wider community), I wasn’t convince that needing a
separate dependency would fly (for an own standalone project it did
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I do not know if it works on Pharo, but XTreams has a XTreams-Parsing section
that I am currently working with. The existing Wikitext grammar was my starting
point .
https://github.com/squeak-smalltalk/squeak-ci/blob/master/package-load-scripts/Xtreams.st
the existing
Hi Tim,
I was looking into this the other day (along with the potential native
implementation) and remembered this was posted in Discord:
https://github.com/PierceNg/Phoedown
It uses an existing C based markdown parsing library via FFI.
Evidently, it is quite difficult to make a Markdown parser
Hi guys - do we have a simple markdown parser that is reasonably up to date? I
did a quick GitHub scan and a few popped out, but I wasn’t convinced I had
found one the “everyone” uses (albeit, everyone might be a small sample).
Ideally I don’t want to get sucked into writing another one (a proje
Or we teach people to fish…? What’s the point of duplicating everything that’s
already in the image anyway - we just need to be cleverer or ensure that people
know to look there and have the right onboarding experience to do that?
Otherwise its just another thing that gets out of date very rapid
Pharo has some good documentation, but its more lesson-based than a library
reference.
Those of us familiar with Pharo know the tricks to use the system itself as
that reference, but I'd imagine this is an unfamiliar workflow for
newcomers.
I have seen before a class library reference generated fr
We will organize a Pharo sprint / Moose dojo March 27
Goals of this sprint:
- Fix issues from tracker https://github.com/pharo-project/pharo/issues
This is a Remote Sprint, it happens on Discord.
http://pharo.org/contribute-events
We have added a Board to coordinate the
