Thank you for the bringing up the plugin Siddhesh. I was not aware of. However, testing both my plugin and the flow-netbeans-markdown I noticed that none of them manages to render tables correctly. flow-netbeans-markdown fails to identify code that is next to each other, e.g. something like this:
```for```. ```bash .... ``` mixes up for with bash as they are in the same block even though they are in different lines. It identifies it correctly in source view but not in Preview! But for this Issues can be opened. :) Anyway, thanks for pointing it out. Kind regards, John. On Sun, 24 May 2020 at 18:50, Siddhesh Rane <siddheshr...@disroot.org> wrote: > Hi John, > > There is a full fledged plugin for markdown support in netbeans at [1]. > This plugin provides syntax highliting, code structure, code templates, > live preview and html export. Its based on the depracated pegdown > processor. > You can take a look at it and understand about further integration. > > [1]: https://github.com/madflow/flow-netbeans-markdown ( > https://github.com/madflow/flow-netbeans-markdown) > > Regards > Siddhesh Rane > > May 24, 2020 9:45 AM, "John Kostaras" <jkosta...@gmail.com (mailto: > jkosta...@gmail.com?to=%22John%20Kostaras%22%20<jkosta...@gmail.com>)> > wrote: > Hallo all, > > when you open a github project in Intellij IDEA, it automatically opens > the README.md file. > When you open it in NetBeans, you only see the raw markdown text. > > This simple NetBeans module ( > https://github.com/jkost/MarkdownViewerForNetBeans/ ( > https://github.com/jkost/MarkdownViewerForNetBeans/)) implements the > first and third of the above screenshots (will provide an implementation of > the middle screenshot soon). The result looks like so. I used flexmark-java > (https://github.com/vsch/flexmark-java) (which is also used by NetBeans) > to convert the markdown to HTML to be displayed to a JEditorPane. > Questions: > > 1. How to integrate it to NetBeans source code if it is found useful? Do I > need to create a plugin, sign it etc, then import it NB or it is easier > with a pull request? > 2. Not sure which location it should be added. Inside editor, inside ide? > > Any comments/suggestions are welcome. > > Kind regards, > > John. >
