sn-advanced-markdown-editor
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A Standard Notes derived editor that offers full support for Markdown editing.
The Markdown Pro Editor (formerly Advanced Markdown Editor) is a Standard Notes derived editor that offers full support for Markdown editing.
This editor is based on EasyMDE, which is a fork of the now unmaintained SimpleMDE.
Use your browser to see the Markdown Pro Editor in action.
npm install to install any required dependencies.grunt to build the project in the dist folder.index.html in your browser where the editor will be running.See the editor in the desktop app and make changes to the code.
Clone the advanced-markdown-editor from GitHub.
Run npm install to install any required dependencies.
Ensure that either the Standard Notes desktop app is available for use or the web app is accessible. Use both locally or with an Extended account (or the extension will not load).
Follow the instructions here to setup the extension locally.
Begin development! Upon making any changes to the code, run grunt to build the files to the dist folder.
For issues related to core functionality, we suggest creating an issue on the core repo instead. For issues specifically related to how this editor integrates with Standard Notes, please feel free to create an issue in this repo.
Refer to the following link for more details on editors:
We are also reachable on our forum, Slack, Reddit, Twitter, and through email:
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A Standard Notes derived editor that offers full support for Markdown editing.
The npm package sn-advanced-markdown-editor receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, sn-advanced-markdown-editor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sn-advanced-markdown-editor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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