How much of what flavor of Markdown does Kiwi support?

[FrankDMartinez]

For example, does it support "a href"s to be able to link to specific parts of specific files? Tagging of files?

[landakram]

Kiwi uses hoedown for markdown rendering. By default, these extensions are enabled:

• hoedown.Extensions.TABLES: Parse PHP-Markdown style tables.
• hoedown.Extensions.FENCED_CODE: Parse fenced code blocks.
• hoedown.Extensions.FOOTNOTES: Parse footnotes.
• hoedown.Extensions.AUTOLINK: Automatically turn safe URLs into links.
• hoedown.Extensions.STRIKETHROUGH: Parse ~~strikethrough~~ spans.
• hoedown.Extensions.UNDERLINE: Parse _underline_ instead of emphasis.
• hoedown.Extensions.HIGHLIGHT: Parse ==highlight== spans.
• hoedown.Extensions.QUOTE: Render \"quotes\" as <q>quotes</q>.
• hoedown.Extensions.SUPERSCRIPT: Parse super^script.
• Rendering of - [ ] checkboxes.
• Rendering of wiki style [[ ]] links.

Right now the wiki style links don't support linking to a specific part of a specific wiki page.

Also, a quick test shows that you can link to another part of the same page using HTML <a> anchors, but it's kind of clunky as it opens in the built-in browser meant for external URLs.

I'm not 100% sure what you mean by tagging files. Can you clarify that?

[FrankDMartinez]

In some products, such as the Bear app, files can be tagged with, say, #ABCDEFG, and One can then select all files with that particular tag to look at, similar to how Wikipedia has "Categories" at the end of many articles.

[landakram]

That would be awesome, but it's not implemented yet.

As a workaround, I typically make pages named with the intended "category". These pages have a list of other wiki pages that belong in the category.

[landakram]

@FrankDMartinez, I opened a separate issue to track work on tags, which I think is a great idea: #12

Closing this one.