Wow. Marked is cool. (A tiny suggestion for stupid people.)

[merks]

The other day I thought, I wonder if there is a javascript library that renders markdown? So I asked my best friend, Google:

Since then I've been experimenting. I'm by far not a javascript expert. But where there's a will there's a way...

I can only say, wow, 🥳 this is really too cool. Moreover it is super well-documented while remaining minimal. It's way beyond cool that the documentation demonstrates how to use the framework. Kudos. No wonder the project has so many contributors and comes up at the top of a search.

I'm experimenting with wrapping Eclipse *.md pages in a website like what you folks are doing with your own documentation pages:

It's really cool!

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One small thing in the documentation on which I spent an inordinate amount of time today (because I'm not a javascript expert) is getting this to work:

I did the plain-old-javascript includes:

And I looked here:

• https://www.npmjs.com/package/marked-gfm-heading-id
• https://github.com/markedjs/marked

The need to qualify the call in my plain-old-javascript context was entirely unclear

I.e., the need to add this took me long to figure out:

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Thanks for providing such a powerful cool framework.

[UziTech]

If you can think of a good way to add this to the docs, either on marked.js.org or one of the repos, we are always open to PRs. Usually documentation written from the perspective of a person who actually needs the documentation is much more useful.

Thank you for the kind words. I am very glad that marked could help.