I am building a slack client to get messages from Slack and render in HTML page. I have to format the messages like *bold* to <b>bold</b> html format.
I can find many libraries to convert to slack markdown but not anything to convert from slack markdown to HTML.
Is there any library or code to do this already available?
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I am syncing OneNote notebooks into my application using MS graph API.Using Graph API I can get onenote pages in HTML format. I want the output to be in .mht/.pdf format. Does Onenote or MS Graph provide any api to get content in other format apart from HTML.
This is something similar to export onenote notebook in .mht or .pdf format.
We currently do not support getting OneNote page content in .mht or .pdf formats.
You will need to use some conversion code to convert the retrieved HTML to the format you want.
But the page content HTML that we currently return, should primarily be used for reading the page content itself and not for rendering. If you were to use it to render, it will not look like the original OneNote page.
Here's a reference to the page content HTML that we currently return: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn832628.aspx
I am using the Twillio Ruby gem to send sms within my application. When building my message body I have been and am using the rails 'url_helpers' to build my links like so:
message += " #{Rails.application.routes.url_helpers.vendor_auction_url(#auction)}"
I have no issue there. What I am not sure of is if I can customize the text for the link similar to an html link such as:
<%= link_to 'HERE', appointment_url(#appointment) %>
I know I can't use that same erb/html syntax. Just hoping to accomplish the same effect in a different way.
Unfortunately, you cannot use html tags in sms / text messages. All you can do is insert the URL without the tag. It then depends on the receivers device whether the URL is presented to the user as link or as plain text. Also referenced here:
create hyperlink in sms in iPhone
Is there any way to retrieve the text from a website such as a Wikipiedia site using Corona SDK without having to parse through all of the HTML?
You can use the MediaWiki api doc to get data from wikipedia. Just don't forget to use the format as json.
Inside a Google Apps script I would like to get a http-page via UrlFetchApp yielding a HTTPResonse. That Response gives me a string, but not a DOM. So I'm looking for some library which can parse a string and translate it into a DOM. This library should not be assuming to live in a browser, so many tricks described in
Parse and handle DOM that came as a string input
or
Best way to parse HTML in Javascript
won't work because they all (seem to) rely on living inside a browser. So I am looking for a javascript-library which does that parsing somehow self-contained.
Something like that exists?
I'm sending html emails using premailer. By default, it will generate a simple text rendering of the email based on the non-html content. It's an okay start, but has some annoyances such as literal rendering of all breaks.
Is there a way for me to have a little more control over the text rendering of the email, either with premailer or another tool?
You may want to check out MarkerB
It lets you write your mailer template in Markdown, and it auto-makes html and text versions of your email for sending as multipart mime.