Markdown dataformat

Maintained by Charles Fulton, Andrew Zito
This plugin makes Markdown tables available as a dataformat export option.
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Supports Moodle 3.1-5.2 See all versions
Latest release: 2 years ago
Installations: 62
Downloads (last 90 days): 26
Frankenstyle name: dataformat_markdown
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Charles Fulton
If you're looking to edit in markdown, then you probably want to use https://moodle.org/plugins/editor_marklar. This is just an exporter, it doesn't have anything to do with content creation.
Yulia Ponomarenko
Hi Charles, thank you for a quick reply! I did not try your plugin yet, since every installation in our school needs approval and I wanted to be sure this is what need.
I tried following the links you provided and found this:
GitHub | adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Here-Cheatsheet#code
This is the feature I'm looking for, but I'm not quite sure whether your plugin supports it or whether you use markdown-here version.
Charles Fulton
Hi Yulia, this plugin just allows exporting tabular data in markdown format; can you give me more information about the problem you're encountering?
Yulia Ponomarenko
As far as I understand, the Markdown version you use does not support code syntax highlight. Is it so?
Charles Fulton
Thanks David; I've released a new version to address this issue and updated the screenshot.
David Mudrák

Thanks Charles for sharing this plugin with the community. I found it working and also the code is quite simple and straightforward. I described my only concerns in issue #1 in your tracker as I think that thing significantly lowers the actually usefulness of this plugin. I hope some future version might fix that.

For now you are cleared to land, welcome to the Plugins directory!

David Mudrák
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