....................................................... Title: WickedDocs Planning Subtitle: Bugs, Backlog, Roadmap Version: 1.0 Company: Subflexion Author: John Ryland Date: January 26, 2020 Copyright: (C) Copyright, 2020 Comment: Project Planning for WickedDocs, including backlog, bugs, changelog, roadmap and anything else, like new ideas and feature requests Style: SelectedStyle Password: pw .......................................................
<[tag](link)- particular first launch
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bibliographies
math equations (MathJax)
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For HTML preview - the style settings can be converted/output as CSS
installation of license file
idea: mime-multipart like emails for combining the markdown, style, formatting and referenced images to a single file for sending/export/reasons while maintaining some level of plain-text
UI add/remove templates files
hook up missing connected toolbar buttons
undo/redo of property changes - not just text changes
open recent files - maintain a recent list
'export...' not implemented (both menu and project tab)
style template item of horizontal rule - text property to draw a HR.
style/template settings for:
defaults to new docs as .txt, but perhaps should be .md
need to add support for other platforms - test, installer/packaging
as the file gets larger, the refresh is way slower perhaps need a way to only redraw/refresh the first page? need to profile to figure out the problem
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Vim key bindings
be able to edit from the formatted view (or hide/remove it for MVP)
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- Fixed - needed to handle <br> tag
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Command line tool takes a number of inputs and outputs a PDF
The GUI tool edits the project settings and the markdown text
Markdown based for main text
Templates for background and headers and footers - portrait or landscape, page size, margins etc
Style sheet templates for how the markdown is transformed
These are all plain text files for easy version controlling
Palettes
Style sheet contains
Editor for editing the templates and style sheets and previewing
Company template - like dot / word doc template.
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An example of math within a paragraph — ({e}^{i\pi }+1=0) — easy enough.
And an equation on it’s own:
[ {x}_{1,2}=\frac{-b\pm \sqrt{{b}^{2}-4ac}}{2a} ]
That’s it.
In addition to the \[ \\] and \( \) syntax, you can use LaTeX style “dollar sign” delimiters:
An example of math within a paragraph --- ${e}^{i\pi }+1=0$ --- easy enough.
And an equation on it's own:
$${x}_{1,2}=\frac{-b\pm \sqrt{{b}^{2}-4ac}}{2a}$$
That's it.