showdownjs/showdown 1.0.0

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Release Information

This is a major code refactor with some big changes such as:

• showdown.js file was split in several files, called sub-parsers. This should improve code maintainability.
• angular integration was removed from core and move to its own repository, similar to what was done with extensions
• A new extension registering system is on the "cooks" that should reduce errors when using extensions. The old mechanism
  is kept so old extensions should be compatible.

Bug Fixes

• extensions: support for old extension loading mechanism (95ed7c68)
• helpers: fix wrong function call 'escapeCharacters' due to old strayed code (18ba4e75)
• showdown.js:
  • fix showdown extension loader (a38c76d2),
    closes #50,#56,
    #104, #108,
    #109, #111,
    #118, #122
  • add unique id prefix and suffix to headers (c367a4b9, closes #81, #82)
• options.omitExtraWLInCodeBlocks: fix for options.omitExtraWLInCodeBlocks only applying in gitHub flavoured code b (e6f40e19)
• showdown: fix for options merging into globalOptions (ddd6011d, closes #153)

Features

• registerExtension(): new extension loading mechanism. Now extensions can be registered using this function.
  The system, however, is not final and will probably be changed until the final version(0fd10cb)
• allowBlockIndents: indented inline block elements can now be parsed as markdown (f6326b84)
• omitExtraWLInCodeBlocks: add option to omit extra newline at the end of codeblocks (141e3f5)
• prefixHeaderId: add options to prefix header ids to prevent id clash (141e3f5)
• Converter.options: add getOption(), setOption() and getOptions() to Converter object (db6f79b0)

Breaking Changes

• NAMESPACE: showdown's namespace changed.

  To migrate your code you should update all references to Showdown with showdown.

• Converter: converter reference changed from converter to Converter.

  To migrate you should update all references to Showdown.converter with showdown.Converter

• angular: angular integration was removed from core and now lives in it's own repository.

  If you're using angular integration, you should install ng-showdown. Ex: bower install ng-showdown

• extensions: showdown extensions were removed from core package and now live in their own repository. See the project's github page for available extensions