This is another plugin for parsing Commonmark / Markdown document in Dokuwiki.
While there are many Markdown plugins (for example, markdownu, mdpage) available, this plugin processes Markdown text in different approach:
- check that Markdown indicator ('<!DOCTYPE markdown>') is included on the document
- if exists, parses entire document and renders to DW syntax
- After pre-rendering, passes the result to DW parser and process as usual
If you want to parse all DW pages as Commonmark without specific doctype, you can enable force_commonmark option on config. But this action may conflit with existing document of DW markup, so please use it carefully.
Commonmark plugin aims for complete compatiblity of Markdown in Dokuwiki. Most Markdown syntax have corresponding DW syntax, so it will work without problem; but in some cases, Markdown syntax do not matches DW specification one-by-one, or vice versa. Here is a list of known ambiguities between Commonmark and Dokuwiki, and its implements in the plugin:
- Since the release of "Jack Jackrun", DW have completely disabled embedding HTML code. HTML blocks will be passed as-is, unless enabling htmlok plugin; but it is recommended to use it in limited environments.
- If you have enabled htmlok plugin, adding
htmlas info string in Fenced code blocks will parse HTML code inside the block to DW's <HTML> block; In case ofnowiki,<nowiki>syntax will be parsed; ifdokuwiki, raw DW code will be passed. For example:
```dokuwiki
<sub>subscript</sub>
```
Commonmark plugin would conflit with other markdown-related plugins, including Mdpage.
Due to the concept, section edit will not work, or at least recognize the section as broken snippet rather than expected. This bug will be fixed in later version.
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