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* Update build configuration * Update commonmark to 0.11.0 and android-gif to 1.2.14 * Add module `library-syntax` * Add default prism4j theme implementation * Add syntax highlight to sample app * Update syntax highlight to use SpannableStringBuilder * Working with syntax rendering * Add darkula theme to syntax highlight * Add attribute for image-loader module * Update version to 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT * Updating build configuration for snapshot publish * Add headingTypeface, headingTextSizes to SpannableTheme (#51) * Add headingTypeface to SpannableTheme, use a custom heading typeface in the sample app * Add headingTextSizes * Switching to headingTextSizeMultipliers, adding validating annotations, adding example * Consolidate logic, add crash if header index is out of bounds * Add small version clarifications * Introduce MediaDecoder abstraction for image-loader module * Switch to use SpannableFactory * Switch to use SpannableFactory for html parsing * Update sample application to add play-pause functionality for gifs * Small cleanup * Update prism4j version 1.1.0 * Update build configuration * Add README to library-syntax module * Update README
Custom extension
This module provides a simple implementation for icons that are bundled in your application resources using custom DelimiterProcessor. It can be used as a reference when dealing with new functionality based on delimiters.
# Hello @ic-android-black-24
**Please** click @ic-home-green-24 (home icon) if you want to go home.
Here we will substitute elements starting with @ic- for icons that we have in our resources:
@ic-android-black-24->R.drawable.ic_android_black_24dp@ic-home-green-24->R.drawable.ic_home_green_24dp
In order to provide reliable parsing we need to have delimiters around desired content. So, @ic-home-green-24 would become @ic-home-green-24@. This is current limitation of commonmark-java library that Markwon uses underneath. There is an ongoing issue that might change this in future thought.
But as we known the pattern beforehand it's pretty easy to pre-process raw markdown and make it the way we want it. Please refer to IconProcessor#process method for the reference.
So, the our steps would be:
- prepare raw markdown (wrap icons with
@if it's not already) - construct a Parser with our registered delimiter processor
- parse markdown and obtain a
Node - create a node visitor that will additionally visit custom node (
IconNode) - use markdown