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I edit obsidian vaults that use code blocks to dynamically render datasets (base, tasks). In 'raw' mode, the block contains queries. In 'rendered' mode, the blocks are dynamically filled with rendered tables.
Has anyone tried something like this with render-markdown.nvim?
It looks like the capability is there to extend render-markdown.nvim with custom-handlers. I see there are builtin handlers for html, markdown, yaml and a couple others.
Are there any custom-handler enthusiasts out there??
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I edit obsidian vaults that use code blocks to dynamically render datasets (base, tasks). In 'raw' mode, the block contains queries. In 'rendered' mode, the blocks are dynamically filled with rendered tables.
Has anyone tried something like this with
render-markdown.nvim?It looks like the capability is there to extend
render-markdown.nvimwithcustom-handlers. I see there arebuiltinhandlers for html, markdown, yaml and a couple others.Are there any
custom-handlerenthusiasts out there??Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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