Isaac Muse

Yeah, commonmark handles this, but commonmark parses the Markdown in a very different way. There may be a Python Markdown plugin that handles this...I'd have to check.

> There's also py-gfm which could work pythonhosted.org/py-gfm I'm pretty sure you are only going to get a commonmark-ish, github-ish feature set from that one. It even states: > This...

Honestly, I'm looking to see what kind of options are available for Python. I vaguely remember there being at least two CommonMark libraries for Python (one I think started with...

Mistune was the other library I was thinking about: https://github.com/lepture/mistune. I've tried none of the CommonMark parsers, but evaluating this and https://pypi.org/project/commonmark/ and at least determining which of these will...

I'm posting this as a possibility: https://github.com/executablebooks/markdown-it-py I have no idea if it works in py3.3, but it claims commonmark compliance, seems maintained, has been extended or can be extended...

Let's be honest, this may wait till py38 anyways :).

Looks like code support is probably done from extending the renderer: https://markdown-it-py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/architecture.html#renderer. I imagine we can trigger off the token's `type='fence'` and `tag="code"` properties, run it through our existing syntax...

Not all parsers allow this, but I'll consider it. This would need to occur down in pymdown-extensions's code handling.

I take it back, `terminal-notifier` probably isn't dead, just generally feature complete, so not many updates. It does seem like there is some activity to support Big Sur starting, so...

Really should get off my lazy butt and finish this....only about two years late on this 😄 .