Adding Liquid Support

[fusion809]

Hi,

Liquid support in this package would be a great help for the bloggers among us. This is an issue that started at the language-gfm repo. Here is some liquid content, so you can test out your tweaks:

{% include Code/codeu.html line1="git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/atom-editor-bin.git" line2="cd atom-editor-bin" line3="makepkg -si --noconfirm" %}
{% endcapture %}

<!-- item2 -->
{% capture item2 %}
{% include Links/distros/centos7.html puncr="." %} Atom is available from the [Mosquito Copr](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/mosquito/atom/) and can be installed via running:

{% include Code/coder.html line1="yum copr enable mosquito/atom" line2="yum install -y atom" %}
{% endcapture %}

Thanks for your time,
Brenton

[burodepeper]

Thanks. I'll have a look at it! Is this the same liquid that Shopify uses in their themes btw?

Reference: atom/language-gfm#145

[fusion809]

Sure is, but it is also the templating engine used by Jekyll and a few other static site generators. I wrote a blog post on running Atom on Linux that is extensively powered by Liquid templates.

[burodepeper]

Thanks. I'll update here as soon as I have something.

[burodepeper]

@fusion809 I've implemented it in the dev branch. It turned out to be as easy as I hoped. There's still a little bug (see #99) that's keeping me from releasing this, but I hope to get that out of the way quite soon.

[burodepeper]

Bug squashed, published v0.12. Give it a try, and let me know if you run into any issues. Be wary that language-markdown disables language-gfm by default (to minimize any conflicts) in case you want to switch back.