Joe Esposito

Yeah, this would be hard with the way it's set up. I think you'd have to have an official "Sign in with Google" to get access to the right API....

This issues seems to come up a lot in [the reviews](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/inbox-by-gmail-checker/mpjmeeikbbgccbjkbfabocnjcaejdpmj/reviews). Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this without requiring an additional login?

I still don't have a strong intention to include this since [GitHub's Readme API](https://developer.github.com/v3/markdown/) doesn't support it. But since this keeps coming up (#92, #37, #113), and with the newfound...

@polyzen Wow, awesome resource. Thanks for sharing here!

I'm open to it. I need to think more about it before committing though. Will revisit soon.

Thanks for reporting this, @timgianitsos! PATs are definitely the safer option over password access. I'll mark this as maintenance with the plan to update [the README](https://github.com/joeyespo/grip#access). Later, either providing a...

Thanks for the PR, @tweekmonster! I'm going to think about this. On the one hand, this gives Grip the ability to render Wiki-style GFM. On the other, this could cause...

@tweekmonster I'm not a heavy user of the GitHub Wiki pages, so it's hard for me to know if a particular wiki-related feature belongs in grip. That said, I'm very...

@tweekmonster One approach would be to subclass `GitHubRenderer` with `GitHubWikiRenderer` and override the `render` method (and expose `wiki_patch` there too): ``` python class GitHubWikiRenderer(GitHubRenderer): def render(self, text, auth=None): if not...

Sounds good. Do you happen to know if GitLab offers an API for their Markdown rendering? If so, we could add a new `GitLabRenderer` (similar to [`GitHubRenderer`](https://github.com/joeyespo/grip/blob/v4.5.2/grip/renderers.py#L40)).