This will be a test post for markdown, as I’m switching to a faster markdown renderer that will allow me to do some cool stuff, like allow expanding images and running my code in markdown.
It might release with v1.31.2.
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@Xylight@lemm.ee
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wow subscript
wow superscript
cursed link by people who dont know how lemmy works:
this is a block quote
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<script>alert(‘if you see this in a popup, your parser is not sanitizing HTML! this is a major security vulnerabillity, contact your frontend’s maintainer.’)</script>
just some regular text
- list item 1
- list item 2
- ordered list
- it’s pretty useless
this is a spoiler with more complex stuff
wow this is so cool
it even has header support now
Item In Stock Price Python Hat True 23.99 SQL Hat True 23.99 Codecademy Tee False 19.99 Codecademy Hoodie False 42.99 <img src=“” onerror=“alert(‘your client has a serious XSS vulnerability if this opened in a popup’);”>
``` this is an escaped blockquote ```
The html parser message… Is that a problem for a non-web based mobile app?
I should have specified it to say “if this opens in a popup”
does this mean that the post text preview will have markdown?
It already does, just limited
What one did you go with? I switched to
magidoc/plugin-svelte-marked
and have been pretty happy with it. The only thing I lost were sub- and superscript.deleted by creator
Nevermind, this renderer won’t work because there’s no way to disable the autolinking for some reason?
Autolinking? You should be able to just do a custom renderer for links to do what you need. Unless I’m misunderstanding.
I had to do custom renderers for Links, Code (to integrate highlight.js), spoilers (custom container), and images (to replicate functionality of markdown-it-html5-embed).
https://github.com/asimons04/tesseract/tree/1.4.4/src/lib/components/markdown
For links like @Xylight@lemdro.id and !photon@lemdro.id it’s automatically changing it to a
mailto:
link so I can’t run linkify on it.I have the /c /u, ! and @ formats working (via pre processing) but without those, yeah, they turn into mailto: links.
Is still on my list of things to double back on.