Thanks, i will test by the end of the week. I need this. Marin
On Sun, Feb 12, 2012 at 10:07 PM, Ross Peoples <ross.peop...@gmail.com>wrote: > I have created another plugin for the MarkItUp widget. I know that > plugin_wiki has this currently, but I wanted a dedicated plugin for this > for an upcoming project I'm working on. > > You can get the plugin from Bitbucket: > https://bitbucket.org/PhreeStyle/web2py_markitup > > There is no documentation yet, as I just pushed the code. But I wanted to > announce in case anyone wants to play with this. It has not been thoroughly > tested and is only an alpha at this point. It can be used with several > different markup languages: > > - BBCode > - HTML > - Markdown > - Markmin > - reStructuredText > - Textile > - Wiki > > The plugin can be used standalone, or as a form field widget. It currently > supports live previews for 4 markup languages: html, markmin, markdown, > textile, and bbcode. Code blocks for markmin and markdown markup are > highlighted by pygments, which is included as part of the plugin. No > external dependencies. Using pygments for code highlighting allows over 100 > languages to be highlighted. > > Code highlighting in markmin: > > `` > def testing(): > print 'Testing' > ``:python > > Code highlighting in markdown: > > :::python > def testing(): > print 'Testing' > > Markdown requires four spaces at the beginning of each line for code > blocks. > > Example for basic usage: > > from plugin_markitup.markitup import MarkItUp > > def test(): > widget = MarkItUp(set_name='markmin').markitup() > return dict(widget=widget) > > > Example model for form fields: > > from plugin_markitup.markitup import MarkItUp > > db.define_table('content', > Field('name', length=20), > Field('description', 'text') > ) > db.content.description.widget = MarkItUp().widget > > > Example controller: > def test(): > form = SQLFORM(db.content) > if form.accepts(request, session): > redirect(URL()) > > return dict(form=form) > > > This plugin is more of an alpha preview, so I expect there to be problems > and inconsistencies. Please try it out and let me know if you have any > questions, comments, or problems! >
