The inline syntax is meant for using quick markup in text settings like comments where it doesn't make sense to have a full wysiwig editor but you do want to provide some formatting options to the user using markdown syntax.
Supports the following inline syntax:
_emphasis_
to<em>emphasis</em>
*bold*
to<strong>bold</strong>
~deleted~
to<del>deleted</del>
`code`
to<code>code</code>
[link](https://url)
to<a href="https://url">link</a>
![link](https://url)
to!<a href="https://url">link</a>
(images are disabled)- newlines to paragraphs
- stripping of html (can be disabled to allow HTML)
// When `$allowHtml` is `true` HTML is _not_ removed in the output, default is false
$converter = \CipeMotion\CommonMark\Markdown::getInlineConverter($allowHtml);
$html = $converter->convertToHtml('This is _awesome_!')->getContent();
// or
$html = (string)$converter->convertToHtml('This is _awesome_!');