CommonMark | render Markdown text according to the CommonMark

Actually there is nothing to "activate", because everything is working "out of the box". I've been just confused by codehilite documentation since it points out that you need somehow "download and install the Pygments package on your PYTHONPATH". With download part there is all clear as Pygments was installed alongside Pelican, but I was having troubles with "install the Pygments package on your PYTHONPATH" due to my lack of knowledge of how PIP works inside of virtual environment. Please vote to delete this question if you find it useless.

I was able to write a script, posting it here for future Python-based questions about pandoc filters.

The filter below requires panflute, but there are other libs for pandoc filters in Python.

If you want to define the links in one spot and access them globally in your templates, you can create a global data file in the _data/* directory containing link definitions and then reference them in your Markdown files. Below is an example global data file _data/links.json:

The problem here is that I had broken dependencies which would not allow me to do any updates nor new installs.

This had to do with having packages from both conda and pip. Some of them play nice together, some don't.

My solution, was unfortunately, rather atomic. I deleted the environment and created a new one with Python 3.7. Upon doing that, I also added an extra conda channel conda-forge which I recommend instead of pip.

Once I did that I installed all the dependencies and packages using conda and it worked.

Here are the command I used:

Unless your Word documents are simple, you won't get parity. Wiki does not offer the rich formatting of MS Word. In a way, that's part of Wiki's value. You won't spend time futzing with formatting (ideally).

I "took a run at" this about a year ago and came to the same conclusion. You really can't get there - reliably. Fortunately, my volume was low, and I was able transfer my docs manually (copy/paste and format in Wiki markdown).

use react-markdown instead of markdown-it

here is an example:

Errors like this in Shiny apps are almost always a result of missing packages, which the logs confirm.

Turns out in this case I think the missing package is kernlab, which I only found by reading the documentation given here: https://topepo.github.io/caret/train-models-by-tag.html#Support_Vector_Machines. It's a suggested package, not imported, so the command suggested in the comments by heds1 would sort this out.

Update

Before running composer require laravel/jetstream delete the composer.lock.

Manually add "league/commonmark": "^1.3" inside require of composer.json. Then finally install jetstream.

Read the discussion here.