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Interesting work! Can you post the link to MarkdownParse repository you mention?
Is it this one: GitHub - dishmint/Markdown2WL: Lex and Parse Markdown in Wolfram Language · GitHub ?
Thanks Anton! Yeah, that’s the one.
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I think you should update your notebook to include the line:
Import["https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dishmint/Markdown2WL/master/Parser/MarkdownParse.wl"]
Or something similar…
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Ah, the package file, not the repository, I understand now. Sure I’ll add that asaic, having some trouble with cloud nbs atm.
This has potential, Faizon. I think it can really fly as a conversion/migration-tool plug-in for markdown editors with an active community, such as Obsidian.md and others. Simple single-command-set of hotkeys could manipulate note formats contained there.
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I much more productized effort of converting Markdown to Mathematica is described in “Markdown::Grammar”.
(Yes, the statement above is both obnoxious and self-promoting…)
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Minor FYI — I’ve refactored my parsing strategy and am working through updating tests. I’ve refactored about 100 tests so far, with ~600 remaining.
Most of the paclet component tests have been updated, the rest are for CommonMark v0.30.
I don’t have a timeline as the updating is a bit tedious, but I will write a new post and link here once complete.