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Future Request: Support Pandoc

See original GitHub issue

Description

Hi. keito940. Pandoc is a useful tool to convert to various document files, but it seems that Mark Text does not support it now. If you support Pandoc you can also support markdown for Pandoc If Pandoc is supported, it will be compatible with text files other than HTML and PDF (of course, with specifications that can be used without Pandoc) and can be converted to various document files. So please support.

Versions

Mark Text:v0.12.25
OS: Windows 10

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 5 years ago
Reactions:2
Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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fxhacommented, Jan 20, 2019

@anishmittal2020 Yes, you can import files like Word documents but exporting is not yet supported via GUI. pandoc is required and must be set in the environment path. The flatpak package is an exception and doesn’t support pandoc yet or you have to manually add pandoc to the sandbox.

Full List:

  'html',
  'docx',
  'latex',
  'tex',
  'ltx',
  'rst',
  'rest',
  'org',
  'wiki',
  'dokuwiki',
  'textile',
  'opml',
  'epub'

OK, we have to update the file extension list soon, for example because OpenOffice/LibreOffice is missing.

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fxhacommented, Jan 21, 2019

to render the markdown as html inside the editor

So you can see HTML instead of markdown, for example in the source code mode? What would be the benefits for doing so? BTW you can always use HTML in markdown documents (raw HTML and HTML blocks).