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Render properly GitHub style todo lists #49

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doup opened this issue Feb 26, 2015 · 6 comments
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Render properly GitHub style todo lists #49

doup opened this issue Feb 26, 2015 · 6 comments

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@doup
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doup commented Feb 26, 2015

In GitHub there is the option to define TODO lists in this format:

- [ ] foo
- [X] bar

It would be nice to render the brackets like checkboxes. See this gist to see how it's rendered in GitHub.

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jiku commented Nov 11, 2015

Would be really nice. There also seems to be a greater issue with formatting of these, i.e. if you try

- [ ] [link](http://google.com)

it seems to interpret and render the - properly, but the rest isn't.

@MartinDelille
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@doup
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doup commented Apr 11, 2016

I've created an issue at Orc/discount#142 since it's the library used for parsing the markdown.

@tarwich
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tarwich commented Apr 11, 2016

Thanks, man.

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I've created an issue at Discount
Orc/discount#142 since it's the library used
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@doup
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doup commented Apr 13, 2016

Seems that this should be done in qlmarkdown via post-processing. I'm waiting for confirmation but it seems like discount will not implement this.

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tarwich commented Apr 13, 2016

If I ever get back into this, then we can shred discount. Using modern
tech it'll be really easy to implement a markdown generator. The only
problem is that I don't understand how to write a QuickLook generator, and
I haven't had time to research it since my job has taken me away from
Objective-C for the moment.

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Seems that this should be done in qlmarkdown via post-processing. I'm
waiting for confirmation but it seems like discount will not implement
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