Add podspec

[pronebird]

Very minimal support for iOS only. I bet OS X should work out of box if we add :osx to pod spec but I didn't test. The source code is left untouched. I removed CocoaMarkdown/Ono.h from CocoaMarkdown.h because it's not used anywhere but in CMAttributedStringRenderer.m where it is included as Ono.h which should work just fine for the time being.

This work is based on @krodak's effort in #19 but takes into account the fact that you would like to keep submodules.

Good to have in future:

1. Separate private headers from public. Currently pod spec includes the entire folder but I bet there were some private headers that normally should not be exposed.
2. Normalize import statements for dependencies, so they follow <LIBRARY/LIBRARY.h> pattern or something like that to avoid collisions.

After merge:

You would have to change the git URL in podspec, add tag to repo and put this tag in pod spec.

[krodak]

@pronebird thanks a lot, unfortunately I didn't have time to integrate those changes in my current fork.

Once this is accepted I might merge it into my Markdown Images support and then post it as PR too :-)

👍 hope this will be integrated.

[krodak]

This is wrong - for PR that integrates it into @indragiek repository you need to specify it as:
s.source = { :git => 'https://github.com/indragiek/CocoaMarkdown' }
I know you won't be able to test it until it's merge, but you can trust me on this, this need to point to original repository.

[pronebird]

@krodak I pointed that out in my PR message. There is also no tag, nor any kind of versioning for CocoaMarkdown. One way or another I think it would require the original author to correct and add couple of fields like :tag and :git.

[krodak]

Tag is not necessary, if you change this one line it would work, that's the
most important
On Fri, 29 Jan 2016 at 16:57, Andrey Mikhaylov notifications@github.com
wrote:

In CocoaMarkdown.podspec
#20 (comment):

+Pod::Spec.new do |s|
+

• s.name = 'CocoaMarkdown'
• s.version = '1.0'
• s.summary = 'Markdown parsing and rendering for iOS and OS X'
• s.description = "CocoaMarkdown aims to solve two primary problems better than existing libraries:
  +More flexibility. CocoaMarkdown allows you to define custom parsing hooks or even traverse the Markdown AST using the low-level API.
  +Efficient NSAttributedString creation for easy rendering on iOS and OS X. Most existing libraries just generate HTML from the Markdown, which is not a convenient representation to work with in native apps."

• s.homepage = 'https://github.com/indragiek/CocoaMarkdown'
• s.license = 'MIT'

• s.author = "Indragie Karunaratne"
• s.platform = :ios, '8.0'

• s.source = { :git => 'https://github.com/pronebird/CocoaMarkdown.git' }

@krodak https://github.com/krodak I pointed that out in my PR message.
There is also no tag, nor any kind of versioning for CocoaMarkdown. One way
or another I think it would require the original author to correct and add
couple of fields like :tag and :git.

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[pronebird]

@krodak I pushed another commit that fixes this along with explicit versions for cmark and Ono because CocoaMarkdown does not work with the latest cmark.

[mjstallard]

Any news on this? Although I'm not a CocoaPods kinda guy, @krodak is waiting on this before making a PR for his image support branch (https://github.com/X8/CocoaMarkdown/tree/feature/SupportImageTag) which would be super awesome to see 😄

[indragiek]

@pronebird @krodak @mjstallard Sorry for the delay, busy times! The podspec looks good to me. Merged. Thank you.

[mjstallard]

@indragiek thank you! 😄 🎉

[pronebird]

🍻 🍻 🍻

[pronebird]

Hi,

I am not able to find CocoaMarkdown on CocoaPods.org. Is it possible to pod trunk push the library to the cloud please?

Thank you!