Laravel-Markdown | A CommonMark wrapper for Laravel
kandi X-RAY | Laravel-Markdown Summary
kandi X-RAY | Laravel-Markdown Summary
Laravel Markdown was created by, and is maintained by [Graham Campbell] and is a [CommonMark] wrapper for [Laravel] It ships with integration with Laravel’s view system too. Feel free to check out the [change log] CHANGELOG.md), [releases] [security policy] [license] LICENSE), [code of conduct] .github/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md), and [contribution guidelines] .github/CONTRIBUTING.md). .
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- Evaluate the view .
- Adjust the indentation .
- Register the environment class .
- Enable blade directives .
- Get the content of a file .
- Compile a file .
- Get markdown accessor .
- Render a markdown string .
- Get the markdown .
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QUESTION
I installed graham-campbell/markdown, and it works in the controller. I would like to extend it's functionality to blade so I could use @markdown($variable) but can't figure out how to accomplish that.
This is how my AppServiceProvider's boot method looks like with the added blade directive.
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Answered 2018-Mar-03 at 05:28The first line of code is correct except that you need to add {} instead of (), please refer to this answer.
so you need to type it like this:{$expression} instead of ($expression).
here as well a good tutorial on how to create a custom directive and you can check laracasts.
QUESTION
How to prevent Vue.js from running code within the < code > tags produced by markdown? It's a Laravel 5.5 + Vue.js 2.x project with 'andreasindal/laravel-markdown' package for markdown. The code that's Vue is trying to run is actually a Laravel Blade directive and it seems that Blade itself doesn't try to process it (since I'm getting a Vue error regarding this in the console).
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-28 at 14:05If you do not want Vuejs to evaluate anything inside an HTML element you can use the v-pre directive as:
QUESTION
I am currently doing something similar to StackOverflow's system that shows how an answer will look when Markdown is converted to HTML. The part of HTML that is related to this question is
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Answered 2017-Jul-19 at 09:37So, the problem was that this guy
$('#hiddentResult').find('img').addClass('img-responsive');
worked synchronously with this one
QUESTION
I am using Graham Campbell's markdown parser for Laravel in an application I'm building. While it does indeed parse Markdown into HTML, it is returning the tags literally, rather than the formatted text I'm looking for. Here's the view in question:
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Answered 2017-May-28 at 02:08The problem most likely lays here:
{{ str_limit(Markdown::convertToHtml($post->body), 250) }}
Double brackets ({{ }}) in laravel are sanitized, which would make your code come out as actual tags instead of formatted output. What you could do is replace this:
{{ str_limit(Markdown::convertToHtml($post->body), 250) }}
with this:
{!! str_limit(Markdown::convertToHtml($post->body), 250) !!}
This syntax will echo unsanitized html into your template.
Hope this helped! Cheers.
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