Hi,

Fiest of all thank you for this project it really looks fantastic and would solve a problem in my current application.

Could you please elaborate what is currently stopping the implementation of the types stated in the readme?

• Divider
• Multi-level ordered list
• Block quote
• Code block

As far as I can see these types are supported from Down and there even exist commented code for some of these types?

I would really like to understand the current issue with these to make sure whether this library could be useful for my project or not.

Kind regards,
David

It looks like the following function isn’t called anywhere, not sure if it should be or not.

I ended up having to use

func paragraphBlock(view: AnyView) -> AnyView

instead.

Says it was looking for the x86_64 version and did not find it.

This is fantastic, thank you so much!

I noticed that ,by default, the render is centered, which is uncommon, I believe.
How can I change that to leading?

Ideally, .leading should be the default render without the need for any configuration.
Once again, thanks for this fantastic work and building such a simple SwiftUI component.

You list hyperlinks under "Unsupported" rather than "Possibly Support in Future Versions", but I see the stub for the function
func link(textView: Text, destination: String?) -> Text.
Is there anything that can be done with it at this point? I can see how to use it to style the textView, but since the result is a Text view there's no way to add an .onTapGesture() modifier in the function, is there?

Thank you for this terrific package!

Hello. It is very common to use a strikethrough text style. Could you please add support for that?

Hi,

I can't seem to get line breaks to work. Are these not supported yet ?

Thanks

Hello and thanks for ur great work!

I've run into one issue related to images. I've derived from ParmaRenderable as discribed as follows:

struct AlculateRender: ParmaRenderable {
  func imageView(with urlString: String) -> AnyView {
	AnyView(Text(urlString))
  }
}

and initialize Parma with it. But the imageView function never got executed. So started a bit of debugging and the Image ElementComposer never called the imageView function.

struct ImageElementComposer: BlockElementComposer {
    func view(in context: ComposingContext, render: ParmaRenderable) -> AnyView {
        guard let urlString = context.attributes["destination"] else {
            return AnyView(EmptyView())
        }
        return render.imageView(with: urlString)
    }
}

The guard statement fails and it returns the EmptyView. The context.attributes contains one key/value element = ["xml:space", "preserve"], which is weired.

I tried the following markdown:

![Image](http://url/a.png)

![Image][1]

[1]: http://url/b.jpg 

Before i start further debugging, i may ask if u have any idea about that.

Thanks in advance

Consider the following examples and their respective expected results:

Any tips on how to fix this would be highly appreciated

    Parma(markdown, render: MyRender())
        .lineLimit(1)

I would expect this to work similarly to Text or not at all.. but it does work. Just not predictably.

It clips each line. Looks like it might be applying the limit to literally each line individually.

Any workaround suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Thanks for building this great lib, but I could not find a example how to render a image, just tried with

![](https://picsum.photos/200/300.jpg)

but not working.

Hi @dasautoooo! Parma is working really fine on what I was doing, but there is just one thing I can't achieve yet:

Is there a way to modify the Text view inside the listItem method without using the plainText one?

In my case I have both a heading and a bullet list, so If I modify the Text view inside the plainText method the Text view inside heading is also being modified, and I don't want that. I already tried with paragraph but nothing happens.

Thanks in advance,
Francisco.

I just noticed that when my markdown includes bold and italic text separated by a space, the space does not appear in the rendered result. That is:

**bold** _italic_

renders as: bolditalic.

I am planning to use this view to display messages as markdown in a UICollectionView cell that hosts a SwiftUI view. How would I be able to pre-calculate the required height this view will be based on a string and a constrained width?

I have some markdown text like this:

This is my title

And this is my body

And when I use the plaintText(_ text: String) to provide a font for the plain body text, it overrides the header font changes value and forces all text from the entire string an displays it with the same font

Hi, is it possible to add custom tags and define their appearance?
For example:

[Detail](This is a detail text)

Both the latest release and the main branch (pictured below) fail to compile on my macOS 10.15.7: