reference for the syntax? [More doc in the README]

[baudren]

Hi,

thank you for the nice project. I am trying to write a filter for transforming markdown to a bootstrap blog-like webpage, and would therefore wrap headers into div.

I am struggling to find references for the proper syntax to use for returning a Div. This is not particularly enlighting, at least to me, and I would rather have some API or doc instead of manually exploring the possibilities.

Did I miss an obvious place for the docs?

Thanks in advance!

[jgm]

You can use

Div(attributes({id: "foo"}, blocks)

where blocks are the block elements that go into the div.
I can see that the README doesn't document all these
functions. I'll fix.

+++ Benjamin Audren [Jun 30 15 05:05 ]:

Hi,

thank you for the nice project. I am trying to write a filter for
transforming markdown to a bootstrap blog-like webpage, and would
therefore wrap headers into div.

I am struggling to find references for the proper syntax to use for
returning a Div. [1]This is not particularly enlighting, at least to
me, and I would rather have some API or doc instead of manually
exploring the possibilities.

Did I miss an obvious place for the docs?

Thanks in advance!

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References

1. http://hackage.haskell.org/package/pandoc-types-1.12.4.4/docs/Text-Pandoc-Definition.html#t:Block
2. reference for the syntax? [More doc in the README] #20

[jgm]

Actually I don't have much time to do this now. Maybe someone else can take it on, consulting the code and inspecting the JSON.

[baudren]

Hi @jgm
thanks for the tip. I ended up finding what I was after trial and error. Would love, indeed, more precision in the readme whenever possible. Thanks, and keep up the awesome work with pandoc!

[jgm]

You could leave this open as a request to provide references for the constructor functions in the README.

[baudren]

All right.