Last week I deployed a change to how I generate plain text versions of content on my website. This week I changed it again. And updated additional post types to use Markdown as their editing and storage format.
#Html #WebDevelopment #Indieweb #Markdown #BeautifulSoup #Changelog #Microformats #Mistune #Html2Text
In February, I moved my Bookmark/Link content to using Markdown (Commonmark) as the definitively stored content format. Today, I updated that implementation.
#Change #Html #WebDevelopment #WebComponents #Markdown #Pandoc #Pypandoc #Changelog #Microformats #Mf2Py #Mistune
Okay, I’ve published the test results here:
https://codeberg.org/scy/python-markdown-roundtrip-test
Summary: If you need to do #Markdown round-trip modifications in #Python (i.e. load a Markdown file into a Python representation, make some changes, save it again, while _only_ changing the parts of the document that you actually touched, not normalize/rewrite it from the ground up), then #mistletoe is what you want to use. #Mistune is a close runner-up, but has its issues. Everything else basically doesn’t work.
Brent Lineberry
Kara Finance
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