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Unwrapped template handling

Open protometa opened this issue 10 years ago • 7 comments

Hey awesome package. I'd like to add the ability to handle markdown files without template tags, using the file name as the template name on .tpl.md files like mquandalle:jade does.

protometa avatar Sep 20 '15 00:09 protometa

Go for it!

stubailo avatar Sep 20 '15 02:09 stubailo

hi @protometa - did you ever get to implement the feature?

I'm using meteor with angularjs so basically what I need is to translate a simple markdown file to a simple html file, without the additional <head> and <body> tags. Is there maybe any other package out there, which could do that?

pgrm avatar Nov 17 '15 11:11 pgrm

@pgrm sorry, I didn't get around to it. This package uses the old plugin API which I had trouble finding documentation on.

protometa avatar Nov 20 '15 23:11 protometa

@protometa no problem. Maybe I'll do it as an exercise on how to create a meteor package later next month. I'll add the link here if I ever get to making such a package.

pgrm avatar Nov 21 '15 00:11 pgrm

@stubailo great package. Seems to work fine.

I'm new to Meteor and so have not mastered the nuances of packages or I'd be happy to tackle the changes myself and I know you have published this as-is. However I'd like to vote for the most recent packaging style and 0 template code in the markdown so (as I read it) more like the .tpl.md approch.

900 downloads on Atmosphere shows a pretty healthy interest in this already, a few updates would only add to this. I'd be happy to contribute a few more examples since I'll be using it to publicly update an OSS docs site from github .md docs.

In any case, thanks.

pferrel avatar Apr 19 '16 14:04 pferrel

I'd be happy to accept a PR to modify the package to avoid the template tags!

stubailo avatar Apr 19 '16 15:04 stubailo

I'm a noob to Meteor but if you can give me a pointer or two I can give it a try.

Regarding the "new" package format. No clue what this is about. This should be easy if you can advise.

pferrel avatar Apr 20 '16 14:04 pferrel