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npm install joplin-turndown-plugin-gfm

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laurent22

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CommonJS

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Typescript Support

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Node Version

12.10.0

NPM Version

6.13.4 Statistics

12 Stars

60 Commits

5 Forks

4 Watching

1 Branches

3 Contributors

Updated on 29 Jun 2024

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JavaScript (49.36%)

HTML (47.23%)

Shell (3.41%)

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522,841

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Dev Dependencies

5

browserify rollup standard turndown turndown-attendant

Versions

turndown-plugin-gfm

IMPORTANT: This package is now hosted there: https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/tree/dev/packages/turndown-plugin-gfm

It can be installed using npm install --save @joplin/turndown-plugin-gfm

A Turndown plugin which adds GitHub Flavored Markdown extensions.

This is a fork of the original turndown-plugin-gfm for use with Joplin. The changes are:

New: Always render tables even if they don't have a header.
New: Don't render the border of tables that contain other tables (frequent for websites that do the layout using tables). Only render the inner tables, if any, and if they also don't contain other tables.
New: Replace newlines (\n) with <br> inside table cells so that multi-line content is displayed correctly as Markdown.
New: Table cells are at least three characters long (padded with spaces) so that they render correctly in GFM-compliant renderers.
New: Handle colspan in TD tags
Fixed: Ensure there are no blank lines inside tables (due for example to an empty <tr> tag)
Fixed: Fixed importing tables that contain pipes.

Installation

npm:

npm install joplin-turndown-plugin-gfm

Usage

1// For Node.js
2var TurndownService = require('turndown')
3var turndownPluginGfm = require('joplin-turndown-plugin-gfm')
4
5var gfm = turndownPluginGfm.gfm
6var turndownService = new TurndownService()
7turndownService.use(gfm)
8var markdown = turndownService.turndown('<strike>Hello world!</strike>')

turndown-plugin-gfm is a suite of plugins which can be applied individually. The available plugins are as follows:

strikethrough (for converting <strike>, <s>, and <del> elements)
tables
taskListItems
gfm (which applies all of the above)

So for example, if you only wish to convert tables:

1var tables = require('turndown-plugin-gfm').tables
2var turndownService = new TurndownService()
3turndownService.use(tables)

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Last Scanned on 2024-11-18

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