Guille Gonzalez
Guille Gonzalez
I am afraid Groot is not ready to work properly in the situation you are describing. As soon as I have a free slot available I will have a look...
No update, sorry. Iām open to suggestions and pull requests š.
Hi, Thanks for reporting. This looks like a bug. I will investigate.
I think the performance problem resides on the structure of the data, rather on the amount of data. Of course this becomes more evident on large datasets. One thing that...
That depends on what you want to add š. Could you please be more specific?
Ok, so you want to add more delimiters. Implementing the superscript would involve the following: 1. Add the character `^` in [`MarkupTokenizer`](https://github.com/gonzalezreal/Markup/blob/master/Sources/MarkupTokenizer.swift#L4) 2. Add a `superscript([MarkupNode])` case to [`MarkupNode`](https://github.com/gonzalezreal/Markup/blob/master/Sources/MarkupNode.swift#L3) 3....
To be honest, I did not think about a generic way to extend the parser or renderer. Doing so will probably mean not using an enum for the nodes, as...
Hi @Kurt57, That would involve substantial changes in [MarkupTokenizer](../blob/master/Sources/MarkupTokenizer.swift). - Refactor the `delimiters` constant into an array of strings (currently is a `CharacterSet`) - Refactor all the code relying in...
You could make your own renderer to achieve that :). Once you have the abstract syntax tree in the form of `[Markup]`, you can bring back the asterisks while converting...
Perhaps š. MarkdownUI 1.x uses a `NS/UITextView` under the hood, which is not supported in watchOS. I am working on a new version that uses pure SwiftUI views to render...