pasting a link surrounds text in markdown link - #363
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btw, I read |
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I just gave this a spin, and it wasn't even on my radar as a feature suggestion but feels natural and I can't find any fault with it. I appreciate the consistency with other paste commands and their respective fallbacks 👌 Will merge. Thanks for the contribution. |
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Hi!
I just started writing my first post with bearblog, and noticed a small behavior issue that bugged me: I'm used to being able to select some text and then paste a URL over it in most markdown editors. I implemented a small function to do so in bearblog.
I used document.execcomand where supported as this preserves the input history buffer, so
cmd+zstill works. there's a fallback if the API isn't supported by the user's browser.the
isURLfunction is as dead-simple as possible. it could possibly incorporate thenew URL()constructor provided by the browser to more reliably identify links, but simpler felt better here.