Mardkown parser and compiler based on chjj/marked.
Member Lab #1: alfateam123
Member Lab #2: cenci0
Future gadget current revision: v0.1 (Asagi)
Minimal usage:
var marked = require('marked');
console.log(marked('I am using __markdown__.'));
// Outputs: I am using [b]markdown[/b].Type: boolean
Default: true
Enable BBCode handling as it is done on nerdz.eu.
Basically just some more tags support have been added (rg. [spoiler], [user] and [project]) and other tags grammar has been slightly modified.
| Markdown | BBCode |
|---|---|
*italic* |
[i]text[/i] |
**bold** |
[b]bold[/b] |
~~striketrough~~ |
[s]striketrough[/s] / [del]striketrough[/del] |
# big text |
[big]big text[/big] |
## small text |
[small]small text[/small] |
[url text](https://www.url.link) |
[url="https://www.url.link"]url text[/url] |
 |
[img]https://image.link[/img] |
`code` |
[code=text]code[/code] |
$$$ inline math $$$ |
[m]inline math[/m] |
@user |
[user]user[/user] |
#porject |
[project]project[/project] |
--- |
[hr] |
[lazy mode: on]
The [quote] tag is always the same, so is for the other common block level tags.
The [spoiler] tag is produced simply by putting ! after > in the first line of a quote, and if there's some text after the ! it's gonna be used as the spoiler title.
Oh, right... for the block level math tag (for multiple line equations) use $$ all the m(e|a)th you want, now with new lines support $$.
For more information and usage modes, refer to chjj/marked/README.md.