• About
• License
• Installers
• Building
  • On what platforms better use Conan to build markdown-tools?
• Known issues

Caution

In editor and converter is implemented support of RTL languages. But I don't know any of such languages. I need testers to check if I implemented everything right. Thank you.

About

This is a set of applications to work with Markdown, including editor, HTML preview viewer, converter to PDF.

License

/*
    SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024 Igor Mironchik <igor.mironchik@gmail.com>
    SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
*/

Installers

You can get installers for Windows and Linux at actions page. Just check for artifact at corresponding deploy_linux or deploy_win latest workflow run. But for Linux, espcially for KDE, I'd recommend to use your own build with system Qt, in this case you won't have issues with platform integration in KDE.

Building

To build these applications first of all install dependencies:

• openssl
• freetype
• libjpeg
• libpng
• zlib
• libxml2
• fontconfig
• extra-cmake-modules
• kf6-syntax-highlighting
• Qt >= 6.7

With these dependencies installed just open CMakeLists.txt in QtCreator (or use CMake from command line) and run build.

You can use Conan to install some dependencies.

Fontconfig should be installed in system, as using Fontconfig from Conan leads to ugly UI.

One more thing - don't use jom.

On KDE I suggest to use system's Qt libraries, as in this case applications will use KDE's Platform Plugin, that makes better integration with system.

On what platforms better use Conan to build markdown-tools?

I don't suggest to use Conan on MacOS, there will be conflicts with brew and system libraries, as I suggest to use Fontconfig from system. There will be problems. Just use brew on MacOS to install dependencies.

On Windows Conan is a fresh wind to build this project.

On Linux you can use what you want, that is why this is my favorite OS.

Known issues

• Don't use HTML attribute class in HTML tags, it can lead to wrongly rendered content. GitHub do a magick in this case, it just deletes class attribute, but this editor places HTML tags as they present.

• Strange behaviour of font combo box in fonts dialog on check in/out check box to constraint fonts to monospaced due to QTBUG-112145

• I do not render HTML tags in PDF.

• Some LaTeX Math expressions can be possibly wrongly rendered in PDF. I use very good library JKQtPlotter to render LaTeX Math, and not everything is implemented there (possibly). But most common math things are done.

• I don't support languages that don't separate words with spaces in converter to PDF.

• LaTeX math expressions can be rendered a little differently in PDF on different platforms due to QTBUG-104790, that is why I don't have auto tests for them.