Thank you for this nice mod! I got it installed and I surrounded a URL with brackets like in the README. In game, the link appears styled as a url (blue), but clicking the link doesn't bring up a website. Is there a way to do this?
Well, i've been working on a massive rewrite for this mod, using actual markdown parsers and a real parsering language (PEG). It's 96% done. Once that is done, I'll release, and move onto the real end-goal of this mod, which is to make a jekyll like documentation generator, whereby you give multiple files in a folder strucutre, and this mod would generate all the relative links in a clickable manner and autogenerate the callbacks for them as well. But, as for opening links to things NOT in formspec/markdown form, that'll be a no for now until that merge.
The idea is to have a single set of markdown files and image files, and you can use them both for the online documentation and the in-game documentation.
Thank you for this nice mod! I got it installed and I surrounded a URL with brackets like in the README. In game, the link appears styled as a url (blue), but clicking the link doesn't bring up a website. Is there a way to do this?
I think I found the answer is here-- https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/12500
(proposed feature but not currently implemented)
Well, i've been working on a massive rewrite for this mod, using actual markdown parsers and a real parsering language (PEG). It's 96% done. Once that is done, I'll release, and move onto the real end-goal of this mod, which is to make a jekyll like documentation generator, whereby you give multiple files in a folder strucutre, and this mod would generate all the relative links in a clickable manner and autogenerate the callbacks for them as well. But, as for opening links to things NOT in formspec/markdown form, that'll be a no for now until that merge.
The idea is to have a single set of markdown files and image files, and you can use them both for the online documentation and the in-game documentation.
It would be nice if you could at least select and copy links/code
Fair, but that's a hypertext backend issue, not something I'll personally be taking-on.