I'm trying to convert Quill Delta to HTML. So I can upload it to my server. anyone help me how can I get Html from Quill
I have used delta to markdown and then markdown to html. but I have underline so it not help me.
Recently I have fixed this issue. as per your Delta to Markdown and markdown to html not working because markdown not supported underline yet. so you have to convert delta to html directly.
You can use this library
then try below code. This bill give you html output.
List deltaJson = quillController.document.toDelta().toJson();
print(DeltaToHTML.encodeJson(deltaJson));
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I'm using flutter_quill it's a rich text editor (https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_quill), and I'd like to convert data from it into PDF. I've already tried to find some packages but almost all of them are out of date or don't support functionality that I need. Maybe someone already worked with it or have some ideas how it can be done.
Thanks
I have been writing markdown documents in VS code and I would like to know the way to add "tag" in a .md file?
I tried to insert tags in my example.md
# Title
#tag1 #tag2
document content...
The related plugins installed in my VS code are Markdown All in One + Markdown Preview Enhanced
Issue: VSCode recognized those tags as headers.
So how to let VS code recognize those as tags?
Thanks in advance for any help or clues!
I am using Openxml SDK, c# to generate Presentation and working so far with plain text, what I am trying now is HTML (entered in a text box) into Presentation. I looked through OpenXML PowerTools but it does not contain converting HTML to Presentation ML, only has HTML to Word ML.
Did anyone try to achieve this? Please let me know if there are more questions OR help me!
Thanks.
Pull requests' (PRs) descriptions use Markdown that's documented here, and when the PR is viewed in a browser, that Markdown content is converted into HTML and looks "pretty".
Where can I find the code that converts it from Markdown to HTML, so I can leverage the same algorithms in my (internal-only) code?
Unfortunately we can not see the source code. It should be something like the Markdown editor/viewer.
So if you mean you want to render the Markdown with the "pretty" formatting offline, then you can use the existing Markdown editor/Tools such as markdown-it or showdown or any others.
Showdown is a JavaScript Markdown to HTML converter, based on the
original works by John Gruber. Showdown can be used client side (in
the browser) or server side (with Node.js).
If you are interested in the codes, then you can reference the open source code of markdown-it or showdown on GitHub.
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How to render Markdown Text from database in a Razor view?
Visual Studio code has very nicely formatted release notes:
I'd like to create files that look this nice.
How is this done for VSCode? And, is it possible for me to generate a similar document (embedded images, formatting, hyperlinks) in VSCode? Or, do they use a 3rd party tool?
Yes, the release notes are just markdown converted to html that is rendered in a webview. You can use the built-in markdown preview to view markdown content in this way
If you are writing an extension that needs to show nicely formatted content like this, use the vscode.previewHtml command. This example extension provides an example of how to do this using TextDocumentContentProvider