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The old crate with the same name had this convenience function that would read the content of a file and then call to_html on it.
It would be nice to add it to the new crate as well.
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Hi! I understand the desire but personally I’m a fan of “unix philosophy” “do one thing and do it well” kinda open source. Reading files gets complex. Other tools are better at doing that. This thing is about markdown -> html or ast, not about all the intricacies of file systems and such! It’s also [no_std] + alloc, so fs might not be there?
After opening this issue I tried to implement it and then I noticed the [no_std] that makes it rather hard :-)
I understand your point.
I think it is still useful to have such convenience functions. So I am thinking of creating a crate that provides those functions and uses this crate as its 'back-end'. Would you have any suggestions for the name of such crate?
The old crate with the same name had this convenience function that would read the content of a file and then call
to_html
on it.It would be nice to add it to the new crate as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: