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| Column 1 | Column 2 ||:---------|:---------|| Lot of text that takes up space | Small text || Small text | Lot of test that takes up space |
But as you can see above, the columns are not all lined up and so with a mutli-column table, this gets a little harder to read.
Having a way to "fix" the above content so it looks like this:
| Column 1 | Column 2 ||:--------------------------------|:--------------------------------|| Lot of text that takes up space | Small text || Small text | Lot of test that takes up space |
is a LOT nicer to read!
This is literally my first day looking into markdownlint. I'd like to use it via pre-commit, so committed Markdown files, those generated by/from external sources, as well as manually constructed files, are all formatted nicely for readability without the need for a rendered view.
Impacted Rules:
I think the only rule is MD013 due to long lines being made when a LOT of columns are in play.
Describe the Need:
The point of a Markdown file is to be able to read it AND have it nice formatted when presented via a suitable formatter.
Current Alternative
I am unaware even if this is already a capability. I assume all rules are enabled by default. Using --disable MD013 MD033 shows nothing untowards with the Markdown files I have locally.
Can We Help You Implement This?:
Algorithmically, the work should be achievable. I don't know anything about Ruby, but it's just another language that I'm not needing to learn from scratch if there are people to help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the Enhancement:
It can be easy to write a markdown table.
But as you can see above, the columns are not all lined up and so with a mutli-column table, this gets a little harder to read.
Having a way to "fix" the above content so it looks like this:
is a LOT nicer to read!
This is literally my first day looking into
markdownlint
. I'd like to use it via pre-commit, so committed Markdown files, those generated by/from external sources, as well as manually constructed files, are all formatted nicely for readability without the need for a rendered view.Impacted Rules:
I think the only rule is MD013 due to long lines being made when a LOT of columns are in play.
Describe the Need:
The point of a Markdown file is to be able to read it AND have it nice formatted when presented via a suitable formatter.
Current Alternative
I am unaware even if this is already a capability. I assume all rules are enabled by default. Using
--disable MD013 MD033
shows nothing untowards with the Markdown files I have locally.Can We Help You Implement This?:
Algorithmically, the work should be achievable. I don't know anything about Ruby, but it's just another language that I'm not needing to learn from scratch if there are people to help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: