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Most of the tests from ProseMirror JS pass. The biggest limitation at the moment is that the DOMOutputSpec does not have a 0 (hole), and instead content is inserted in the last child of the html node.
If I continue development of the ToDOM module, would you be interested in merging it here?
(I am a novice in Go and ProseMirror... so this has been a very educational exercise and there is still plenty to do before it is polished)
Thanks.
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yes, we are interested by merging it. It would be better to have a single place for a Go port of prosemirror, so that people looking for it will find it easily and won't have to look at forks.
Hello,
Just wanted to say thanks for this port!
For our purposes, we needed this library and the ToDOM functions in Go. I have started porting most of the ToDOM code at https://github.com/shodgson/prosemirror-go.
Most of the tests from ProseMirror JS pass. The biggest limitation at the moment is that the DOMOutputSpec does not have a 0 (hole), and instead content is inserted in the last child of the html node.
If I continue development of the ToDOM module, would you be interested in merging it here?
(I am a novice in Go and ProseMirror... so this has been a very educational exercise and there is still plenty to do before it is polished)
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: