MarkdownView is an Android webview with the capablity of loading Markdown text or file and display it as HTML, it uses MarkdownJ and extends Android webview.

Hi,

it would be a really cool feature to be able to edit directly in the parsed markdown. As a reference, see ownCloud Notes, which is using mdEdit (Javascript Library)

Best Regards

I fixed version of the library to use it for my project whose minSdkVersion is 7. I confirmed it's launchable on API 7. Please accept this request and publish new release as soon as possible! :)

I've tried

String md = 
          "First Header   | Second Header\n" +
          "-------------  | -------------\n" +
          "*Content Cell* | Content Cell\n" +
          "Content Cell   | Content Cell";

mMarkdownView.loadMarkdown(md);

:boom: But it doesn't display a table

What do I wrong? - Please help! :shipit:

You requested an update for the F-Droid version at https://f-droid.org/forums/topic/markdownview/, however your build.gradle file still says this is version "1.0" with versioncode "1". You have to bump at least the versioncode (an integer value), because that determines if it's an update or not. See: https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/versioning.html

I tried to use your library through compiling the project and including the jar file into my project, but either ways I was not able to use it.

a) I tried adding the next lines to my settings.gradle def markdownView = file('../MarkdownView/MarkdownView' ) settings.createProjectDescriptor( rootProjectDescriptor, 'markdown-view', markdownView ) include ':markdown-view'

and to my build.gradle compile project( ':markdown-view')

The result is that the Android Studio (v.0.8.6) says: Error:Configuration with name 'default' not found.

b) I tried adding the jar file markdownview-1.2.jar into the libs folder but for some reason when I want to use the MarkdownView class that is not in the classpath.

Any suggestion? I think the library looks quite well, but could be really handy if you could add the installation process.

I think the best way to include your project is through the first solution because I everyone can pull the repository and rebuild the project, getting the latest changes.

I wonder if MarkdownView can provide a constructor like this that one could use to display unicode?

loadDataWithBaseURL()

For example, in WebView one can do:

mywebView.loadDataWithBaseURL(null, "some unicode string", "text/html", "utf-8", null);

I think we would have to replace "text/html" with something else in case of markdown but I'm not sure which...

Hi, I tried adding this line to my markdown text:

![Levels Meter](file:///android_asset/levels.PNG)

It didn't display the image from the assets folder. Is there a way to do it?

My layout xml:

<us.feras.mdv.MarkdownView android:id="@+id/markdownView" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="match_parent" />

My code:

`public class MarkdownViewActivity extends AppCompatActivity {

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.markdown_view_activity);

    MarkdownView markdownViewFeras = (MarkdownView) findViewById(R.id.markdownView_Feras);
    markdownViewFeras.loadMarkdownFile("file:///android_asset/my.md" );
}

}`

OK. It's work.

But has problem only with image. The image is horizontal scrolling. But I need to scale image (without horizontal scrolling). Is it possible?

I am not able to see the bullet or number list, how to show using MarkdownView

Also if I try to set text from some string variable it is not rendered in markdown

MarkdownView's background seem to always be white, as opposed to TextView's default transparent. It also ignores any andoird:background definitions in the layout XML.

This is most likely an error on my part:

I have several local image files linked in an MD file like so: ![AdvDisNeutral1](AdvDisNeutral1.png)

However, they do not show up. What syntax should I use? This MD file is in the assets folder along with the images embedded in them.

Just a note: text renders perfectly.

these attributes should belong to the application project, not to the library project They cause problems in applications project using that library, e.g.:

Attribute application@label value=(@string/appName) from [:features:base] AndroidManifest.xml:51:9-40 is also present at [us.feras.mdv:markdownview:1.1.0] AndroidManifest.xml:13:9-41 value=(@string/app_name). Suggestion: add 'tools:replace="android:label"' to element at AndroidManifest.xml:6:5-157:19 to override.

It might be easily fixable with the tools:replace Attribute, but thats more a workaround than a real fix...

Markdown ~~strikethrough~~ syntax doesn't render properly unless done in HTML.

~~This doesn't work...~~
<span style="text-decoration: line-through">...But this does</span>

Hey,

I gave it the markdown for the readme of this repository markdownView.loadMarkdownFile("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/falnatsheh/MarkdownView/master/README.md");

And it doesn't render the images in this readme properly.

Below is not rendered.

Additionally, most of the text in the readme has the link to the icon and there is a lot of starting white space (at least 1 screen). Thanks.

Does MarkdownView support to display table? I tested that it only show plain text instead of a table, I use the markdown text presents at: https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet#tables