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Java library to generate markdown

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Just noticed that Maven Central is not up to date. Also noticed bintray is down. Thank you!

When the table cells' string contains `|`, it will treat it as normal string instead of transforming it into `\|`.

I'm currently doing some stuff, where a tables, generated by a library are sent to telegram, and I have quite long string in these tables, so the result looks ugly...

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Hello, on readme there is a section how to add this lib to depnedencies and it is diffrent than on jitpack. In my opinion it should be: ` com.github.Steppschuh Java-Markdown-Generator...

Imaging you have code like this `new ItalicText("*italic*")` After processing you will receive **italic** The issue is that when we pass any data that can be seen as markdown string...

Table created by the library is the prettified version and contains spaces between each elements which expands to the length of the largest string in the particular column. However, not...

enhancement

Added 2 more components to the library which appear to be missing (???) ## HyperlinkedImage ```java @Test public void withTooltip() { String text = new BoldText("Example alt text").toString(); String imageURL...

enhancement

Hello I was trying to create a table with a cell that contains text spanning multiple lines. It seems that output can't handle it and looks broken. Table.Builder tableBuilder =...

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Inspired by [hackmd.io](https://hackmd.io/features?both) syntax: ``` Superscript: 19^th^ Subscript: H~2~O ++Inserted text++ ==Marked text== ``` Resulting in: ![rendered](http://i.imgur.com/eWkNkjk.png)

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Replaced `String` concatenations by `StringBuilder`. This code is 2.5 faster than the original one (using JMH Benchmark on padding left/right/center of an empty String with 50 "-"). Solves #29