gnosis

GNOSIS is an extension-pack for codemirror to support WYSIWYG markdown edition.

Why another WYSIWYG markdown editor?

I did a lot of online research, and found some WYSIWYG markdown editors. However, none of the Open Source options seemed good enough. The Obsidian editor is nice but not Open Source... So I decided to start a new project.

Similar projects

1. Inoxia
2. Silverbullet
3. Markword

TO-DO

Block-level

• change: paragraph
• change: heading
• change: hr
• change: list (WIP)
  • change: listitem
  • change: numbers
  • change: checkbox
• change: code (WIP)
  • code highlight
  • add a custom scroller to avoid line wrapps on codeblock
  • add an option to line-wrapp inside codeblocks
• change: html
• change: blockquote (WIP)
  • support for github quotes highlight
  • margin left when the number of quotemarks is inferior to the depth. this needs to also be taking into account on the breaks pluggin.
  • use shades to difrent depths to allow clarifing the gerarquy to the user
• change: table (added maybe from other project)

Inline-level

• change: strong
• change: em
• change: codespan
• change: br inline html.
• change: del
• change: link
• change: image
  • for inline images large enough, add a refrence widget in the text as see image: alt-text and render the image as a blockWigeth on the next line
• change: tags

Features

• hide marks when written.
• reduce the flickering when marks toggle. (WIP)
• custom line breaks using pretext (WIP - alpha)
• Code highliting
• keybinds
  • Auto complete list on enter
    • auto add bullet on bullet-list
    • increase number on numered-list
    • doble enter reduce indentation "un-nest list item"
    • tab add identation "nest list item"

More ideas?

Feel free to open an issue requesting new features.