Hi all,
This is merly a question, but I wonder if there's an interest to use a MarkDown editor which uses JavaScript to parse (MD to HTML) and JavaScript to purify the content before it is parsed?
Design, layout, UI, etc will come. But before I spend time one that, I just wanted to ask. A MD > HTML (editor, parser and purify) takes about 40kb in total to create. SVG will be used for icons and if needed, I can add a toolbar (another 12kb of JS).
Goal: less dependet on external libraries for parsing, icons, etc. It would make the frontend even faster and with similar additions, the backend can be smaller as well.
MarkDown using JavaScript Parser and Purify
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Re: MarkDown using JavaScript Parser and Purify
Hey TinyCoding, I'd love to try it out if you decide to work on it. Good luck!