When server side rendering Html I am trying to figure out why markdown
processing is not working right. It fails to wrap a line of text in a
<p>aragraph. So I tried this program:
import Html exposing (text)
import Markdown
main =
let
d = Debug.log "test" (Markdown.toHtml [] "test")
d1 = Debug.log "test2" (Html.p [] [ Html.text "test" ])
in
Markdown.toHtml [] "test"
I was surprised that Markdown.toHtml does not produce an Html node as I was
expecting, but something with type = "custom" instead. Here is the console
output:
test2: { type = "node", tag = "p", facts = {}, children = { 0 = { type =
"text", text = "test" } }, namespace = <internal structure>,
descendantsCount = 1 }
test: { type = "custom", facts = {}, model = { options = { githubFlavored =
Just { tables = False, breaks = False }, defaultHighlighting = Nothing,
sanitize = False, smartypants = False }, markdown = "test" }, impl = {
render = <function:render>, diff = <function:diff> } }
I guess this invokes the https://github.com/chjj/marked javascript markdown
processor somehow from the details in the "custom" Html model. Does that
mean that marked needs to be included as a javascript library on the page -
or does Native elm code somehow pull it in?
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