public interface IMarkwonView {

    interface ConfigurationProvider {
        @NonNull
        SpannableConfiguration provide(@NonNull Context context);
    }

    void setConfigurationProvider(@NonNull ConfigurationProvider provider);

    void setMarkdown(@Nullable String markdown);
    void setMarkdown(@Nullable SpannableConfiguration configuration, @Nullable String markdown);

    @Nullable
    String getMarkdown();
}

Both views support layout-preview in Android Studio (with some exceptions, for example, bold span is not rendered due to some limitations of layout preview). These are XML attributes:

app:mv_markdown="string"
app:mv_configurationProvider="string"

app:mv_H1Style="reference"
app:mv_H2Style="reference"
app:mv_H3Style="reference"
app:mv_H4Style="reference"
app:mv_H5Style="reference"
app:mv_H6Style="reference"

app:mv_EmphasisStyle="reference"
app:mv_StrongEmphasisStyle="reference"
app:mv_BlockQuoteStyle="reference"
app:mv_CodeSpanStyle="reference"
app:mv_MultilineCodeSpanStyle="reference"
app:mv_OrderedListItemStyle="reference"
app:mv_BulletListItemStyle="reference"
app:mv_TaskListItemStyle="reference"
app:mv_TableRowStyle="reference"
app:mv_ParagraphStyle="reference"
app:mv_LinkStyle="reference"

mv_markdown accepts a string and represents raw markdown

mv_configurationProvider accepts a string and represents a full class name of a class of type ConfigurationProvider, for example: com.example.my.package.MyConfigurationProvider (this class must have an empty constructor in order to be instantiated via reflection).

Please note that those views parse markdown in main thread, so their usage must be for relatively small markdown portions only.

An mv_*Style may refer to an actual style or a theme attribute that resolves to a style as well as support for android:textAppearance which is basically a sub-style. Currently the following attributes are supported:

android:textColor
android:textColorLink
android:textSize
android:textStyle
android:fontFamily
fontFamily
android:typeface
android:textAppeance
- android:textColor
- android:textColorLink
- android:textSize
- android:textStyle
- android:fontFamily
- fontFamily
- android:typeface

A theme level style may be set through the theme attribute markwonViewStyle.

Note that, just like TextView, values included in textAppearance are canceled by values in the root style. Also mimicking AppCompatTextView, android:fontFamily takes precedence over fontFamily.

Example

<ru.noties.markwon.view.MarkwonViewCompat
    style="?android:textAppearanceSmall"
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    app:mv_H1Style="@style/MyH1Style"
    app:mv_H2Style="?myThemesH2Style"
    app:mv_H3Style="@style/MyH3Style"
    app:mv_H4Style="?android:textAppearanceLarge"
    app:mv_H5Style="?android:textAppearanceMediumInverse"
    app:mv_H6Style="?android:textAppearanceButton"
    app:mv_EmphasisStyle="@style/MyEmphasisStyleWithCustomFont"
    app:mv_StrongEmphasisStyle="?myThemesStrongEmphasisStyleWithCustomFont"
    app:mv_BlockQuoteStyle="@null"
    app:mv_CodeSpanStyle="@style/MyCodeSpanStyle"
    app:mv_MultilineCodeSpanStyle="?myThemesMultilineCodeSpan"
    app:mv_OrderedListItemStyle="?android:textAppearanceListItem"
    app:mv_BulletListItemStyle="?android:textAppearanceListItemSmall"
    app:mv_TaskListItemStyle="?android:textAppearanceSearchResultSubtitle"
    app:mv_TableRowStyle="?android:textAppearanceSearchResultTitle"
    app:mv_LinkStyle="?android:textAppearanceSmallPopupMenu"
    app:mv_markdown="@string/some_markdown_string_resource" />

In the above example, the paragraph text will get the style of the widget itself style="?android:textAppearanceSmall". If a particular markup style is not specified or specified as @null Markwon's original spans will be applied for text with that markup. Otherwise the styling will be based on the resolved attributes. By supplying a valid app:mv_ParagraphStyle the default text (paragraph) will be spanned explicitly.