Show HN: A module that parses markdown to HTML || Node.js (github.com) 2 points by talonbragg 8y ago ↗ HN
[–] fiatjaf 8y ago ↗ You there are already dozens of modules that do this, right? Yours seems to only parse single lines, not the context.Anyway, that's a nice beggining. [–] talonbragg 8y ago ↗ I actually added support for a whole markdown file, thank you for pointing this out to me.
[–] talonbragg 8y ago ↗ I actually added support for a whole markdown file, thank you for pointing this out to me.
[–] danielrw7 8y ago ↗ I'd recommend that you add a .gitignore line for the node_modules folder, which will reduce the size of the git project by a lot [–] talonbragg 8y ago ↗ the build for codecov didn't work when I did that. [–] danielrw7 8y ago ↗ I'm not too familiar with travis/codecov, but maybe you could add "npm install" to your .travis.yml "install" section? That way the dependencies would be downloaded before the scripts ran. [–] talonbragg 8y ago ↗ Yes I will do that thank you for mentioning
[–] talonbragg 8y ago ↗ the build for codecov didn't work when I did that. [–] danielrw7 8y ago ↗ I'm not too familiar with travis/codecov, but maybe you could add "npm install" to your .travis.yml "install" section? That way the dependencies would be downloaded before the scripts ran. [–] talonbragg 8y ago ↗ Yes I will do that thank you for mentioning
[–] danielrw7 8y ago ↗ I'm not too familiar with travis/codecov, but maybe you could add "npm install" to your .travis.yml "install" section? That way the dependencies would be downloaded before the scripts ran. [–] talonbragg 8y ago ↗ Yes I will do that thank you for mentioning
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 23.6 ms ] threadAnyway, that's a nice beggining.