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Adding new dependencies should be avoided if possible. If there is no other choice, then only actively maintained and well-known libraries should be added. Considering that there is already lot of third-party integrations in Miniflux, you might be able to implement this feature outside Miniflux by leveraging the API or the webhooks. Sometimes, applications using Markdown also allow HTML. |
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That sounds good. It does support HTML but the document isn't the prettiest without converting to markdown . For the time-being I will commit the version that just sends the html output |
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Hello,
I am in the process of adding integration to https://b3log.org/siyuan/en/ . It's similar to obsidian and uses markdown as the language. Since the parsed content from miniflux is html code, I am hoping to convert it to a markdown(ish) language before sending it to the application.
There is a github project that supports this conversion. Is that acceptable to include this or should I try writing my own parser in the integration.
Thank you.
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