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See original GitHub issueI’m back with my hat in hand 😃
Plain text output please, with hard line breaks at a set column.
Currently I do this with pandoc
pandoc -f markdown -t markdown --columns=80 document.md > newdocument.md
Then I could build refomatter into Markdown Edit.
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Any movement on this guys? Is it still living in the branch? Any idea what kind of work is outstanding and if I can contribute to get it out and into a release? Cheers.
Just FYI, I am interested in a markdown parser that can do full-fidelity “round trip”, as well as normalization on top of that. The work described in this thread seems aimed at normalization, but being able to just do round-trip (emitting the exact same text as the original output) is also useful when you want to do programmatic transformations without mucking about with the existing style.