html support?

[schnittstabil]

Don't know if this change was on purpose, but since #321 yuidoc autoescapes html tags.

That is because the html option of markdown-it defaults to false, which can be easily fixed in a configfile:

{
  "options": {
    "markdown": {
      "html": true
    }
  }
}

[okuryu]

Yeah, you need to turn to true the html option if you have a code which contains HTML like this.

/**
 * This is the <b>MyClass</b> class.
 *
 * @class MyClass
 */

This might be construed as a regression, so maybe we should change to true this option as default at YUIDoc.

[schnittstabil]

I don't know much about the old behavior, but I think if it's a regression, maybe two further options should also be taken into account:

linkify:      false,        // Autoconvert URL-like text to links

// Enable some language-neutral replacement + quotes beautification
typographer:  false,

[okuryu]

Thanks! We've used marked as Markdown parser previously. I've verified that turning to true the html and linkify option seems to be similar in the default behavior of marked.

But I'm not sure that we should set to true the typographer option of markdown-it. Do you have a confirmable example?

[schnittstabil]

As far as I can see typographer replaces (c) with © etc. - there are some examples at https://markdown-it.github.io. But neither I know the old behavior, nor if it makes sense to change it…

I'm fine with both…

[okuryu]

IMO, marked doesn't have a feature same with typographer option, but I'd like to consider to switch to true the html, linkify and typographer options.

[okuryu]

Published yuidocjs@0.7.0.