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That's more neat as a collection of awesome lists. I really think for testing Markdown formatting one needs to use a test suite which provides both the input an
by compressedgas 3y ago
That's more neat as a collection of awesome lists. I really think for testing Markdown formatting one needs to use a test suite which provides both the input and the expected HTML output such as the one provided by CommonMark.
- PMunch 3y agoWell not necessarily. My markdown doesn't have a single target. I write articles in my markdown editor, but I export them via Pandoc with a simpler output that I then style on my website. When I said for testing new parsers I imagined benchmarking against a particular existing one, or even just making sure it didn't crash. To me there more interesting would be to collect markdown from many different writers to compare the features they use/don't use and things like that.