markdown-to-html-pipe
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Angular 2 Pipe that transforms a markdown string to HTML
`npm i` warns "ENOENT: no such file or directory `markdown-to-html-pipe/index.js.map`". I see that `markdown-to-html-pipe/index.D.TS.map` does exist. Could it be related to any of your configs? Thanks for your work 👍
Upgrading packages and extending Angular support through Angular 11.
Hi there, Is there any change this package will be updated so that the following warning is gone: npm WARN [email protected] requires a peer of @angular/core@^2.0.0 || ^4.0.0 || ^5.0.0...
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Added an additional arg so the user can use the inlineLexer to prevent the output of the p parameter. I'm new to the world of pipes but figured this might...
Currently, when using the pipe the output HTML markup is wrapped in a `` HTML paragraph. **Actual Output** ```HTML foo bar ``` Imho the expected behaviour is not to add...