No hate to the devs.Įdit #2: from their website Charm Cloud seems pretty cool and it makes sense to build a markdown viewer to connect to it. It supports Markdown Extra, also known as GitHub Markdown, allowing for a wider range of formatting options that vanilla Markdown. It’s a fully-functional WYSIWYG editor that lives in your browser.

If you want a capable Markdown editor that interfaces cleanly with Google Drive, StackEdit is an awesome choice.

Like it's been marked up with tags or formatting instructions. A Markdown-formattedĭocument should be publishable as-is, as plain text, without looking Readability, however, is emphasized above all else. It's kind of sad to me that a markdown reader is a thing we need. Thanks for your question, it's a problem worth addressing. We also have a library for applying JSON stylesheets to Markdown called Glamour that is independent of the Charm Cloud (and currently in use in GitHub's cli): We just made our TUI framework Bubble Tea open source for instance: We're also open sourcing the libraries we use to build glow and charm, most of which don't require the Charm Cloud. tar.gz of all your stashed markdowns seems like a great idea. Your point is a great one that we should solve for ASAP. This is very much a 1.0 release of the Charm Cloud and one of the reasons we wanted to ship it early was to get feedback from the community and build out the features our users want. If this isnt clear, then it would really help to see more of the document to be able to reproduce it (as otherwise I think itll be closed as unreproducible or a typo). having to email us and ask for it or some other draconian option). That suggests that you are putting that rmarkdown text (which is not R) into an R code block. We can build that into glow and charm (vs. One thing that I think we should do is allow for a very easy export of all of your data. Our plan is to have a business model similar to GitHub: free and low cost services for individuals with enterprise hosting options (colo or hosted by us).

It's a compromise to have a business model that allows us to develop Charm full-time vs. Your concerns are well founded! I've certainly been burned by services disappearing.

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