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Overview

This is a collection of Pagedown plugins to enable support for Markdown Extra syntax. Open demo/demo.html to try it yourself. To run the tests, just open spec/SpecRunner.html in your browser. Or, to run a browser-less test from the command line as travis-ci would, run bundle install followed by bundle exec rake. You'll need Ruby and the rake gem if you use the second method.

Usage

First, make sure you have the most recent version of Pagedown (as of Feb 3, 2013), as it adds more powerful hooks that this implementation relies on.

In order to use the extensions, you'll need to include Markdown.Extra.js after the Pagedown sources. Check out the demo for a working example.

To use this in Node.js with Pagedown:

If you're using multiple converters on the same page, you can just call Markdown.Extra.init once for each converter and you're all set.

If you want, you can choose to use only a subset of the extensions currently supported:

See the Extension/Option Reference below for a complete list.

Tables

The following markdown:

will render to something like this depending on how you choose to style it:

You can also specify a class for the generated tables using Markdown.Extra.init(converter, {table_class: "table table-striped"}) for instance.

Span-level markdown inside of table cells will also be converted.

Fenced Code Blocks

Fenced code blocks are supported à la GitHub. This markdown:

Will be transformed into:

You can specify a syntax highlighter in the options object passed to Markdown.Extra.init, in order to generated html compatible with either google-code-prettify or Highlight.js:

If either of those is specified, the language type will be added to the code tag, e.g. <code class="language-javascript">, otherwise you just get the standard <code class="javascript"> as in PHP Markdown Extra. If prettify is specified, <pre> also becomes <pre class="prettyprint">. Otherwise, the markup is the same as what Pagedown produces for regular indented code blocks. For example, when using {highlighter: "prettify"} as shown above, this:

Would generate the following html:

Definition Lists

becomes:

Definitions can contain both inline and block-level markdown.

Footnotes

becomes:

Special Attributes

You can add class and id attributes to headers and gfm fenced code blocks.

## A Header {#header-id}

### Another One ### {#header-id .hclass}

Underlined  {#what}
==========

SmartyPants

SmartyPants extension converts ASCII punctuation characters into "smart" typographic punctuation HTML entities. For example:

Newlines

Newlines à la GitHub (without the need of two white spaces):

becomes:

Strikethrough

Strikethrough à la GitHub:

becomes:

Extension / Option Reference

You can enable all of the currently supported extensions with {extensions: "all"}. This is also the default. If specifying multiple extensions, you must provide them as an array. Here is a list of the current and planned options and extensions. I've chosen to use the same naming scheme as the excellent Python Markdown library.

Italicized extensions are planned, and will be added in roughly the order shown

See PHP Markdown Extra's documentation for a more complete overview of syntax. In situations where it differs from how things are done on GitHub -- alignment of table headers, for instance -- I've chosen compatibility with gfm, which seems to be quickly becoming the most widely used markdown implementation.

Special Characters

Markdown Extra adds two new special characters, | and :, that can be escaped by preceding them with \. Doing so will cause the escaped character to be ignored when determining the extent of code blocks and definition lists.

License

See LICENSE.txt