This fixes an issue where "12. April" would get rendered as "1. April" because
it looks like a Markdown list item to our renderer. Now, we parse titles as
titles, instead of standalone text, which causes the renderer to give us the
results we want. This also adds some basic tests for the applyBasicMarkdown()
func.
Closes#470
Unescaping post content after sanitizing it. This will prevent double
escaping when summary is rendered by html/template package which does
escaping by default.
Fixes#340
This uses go's html and url parser plus regex, instead of
using only a single regex for simplicity sake. A single regex expression
might be error prone, for example, when trying to matching html entities.
Fixes#328
This enables users to add a signature to all blog posts, and update it from a single location.
Requires database migration with: writefreely db migrate
Closes T582
- return an error with invalid request types
- simplify json decoding
- return error and success consistent with app conventions
- endpoint change from /api/generate/markdownify to /api/markdown
- fix nil pointer dereference when passing a base_url
GetCollections and GetPublishableCollections now take a hostname
parameter to allow setting the collecion hostname.
All collections used in memory now have their hostname set.
Previously, our hashtag parser would indiscriminately replace
hashtag-like text with hashtag HTML -- including in places it shouldn't
have, like inside code blocks. Along with the v1.7.0 changes to
writeas/saturday, this fixes that and closes#6.
As a bonus, strings of #spaceless#hashtags#in#a#row are now rendered
correctly.
This improves rendering in a number of situations:
- it keeps anchor tags working
- it gives the user some control for not linking, for example in code
blocks.
Con:
hashTags at the beginning of a line without a space won't get linked.
Workaround related to issues #42 and #6 and #33
