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Writing markdown fields — applies to same fields, but remains an open question, particularly surrounding what we want the edit interface to look and feel like. We likely don't want users having to actually type in Markdown as one would with a standard Markdown editor, so need a rich text editor that outputs markdown.
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while alerts can hold HTML via the data model, in practice, they are generated using a plain text field, not a rich editor. If/when these get remodeled away from the overloaded posts table, we can do away with the markdown caveat here
reaches.gaugeinfo and reaches.shuttledetails are not currently accessible in the Vue app
accidents.description_md is not used by the Vue app as we just display a table and link to existing Laravel (and, soon, Wordpress) details
After a discussion on Slack with @tallowen, decided to move forward with the "read Markdown fields" portion of this task first, and then to coordinate with @drewalth on a rich Markdown text editor as he gets closer to implementing that on the frontend.
Purpose is to migrate fully to the markdown API so we can be fully consistent with the React Native app.
Read markdown fields:
posts.detail_md
reaches.description_md
,,reaches.gaugeinfo_md
reaches.shuttledetails_md
accidents.description_md
rapids.description_md
posts_photos.description_md
(TBD)Writing markdown fields — applies to same fields, but remains an open question, particularly surrounding what we want the edit interface to look and feel like. We likely don't want users having to actually type in Markdown as one would with a standard Markdown editor, so need a rich text editor that outputs markdown.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: