ghost/core/server/lib/mobiledoc/cards/markdown.js

const markdownCard = require('./_markdown');
const createCard = require('../create-card');

// uses the _markdown card definition function so that the card definition
// can be re-used in aliased cards
module.exports = createCard(markdownCard());
🐛 Fixed rendering and url transformation of v1 "card-markdown" aliased cards no issue - Ghost 1.x stored markdown cards with the name `card-markdown`, this was changed in Ghost 2.x to be `markdown`. To keep compatibility with the older mobiledoc content the `markdown` card was aliased using a straightforward `Object.assign()`. Unfortunately this failed to work adequately when the url transformation functions were added to cards and resulted in corrupted data being returned in API responses - moved the markdown card definition into a factory function so that a clean card definition object can be used for both the `markdown` and `card-markdown` cards 2019-10-10 16:35:29 +01:00			`const markdownCard = require('./_markdown');`
Updated mobiledoc renderer to insert begin/end HTML comments around cards no issue We're creating tooling to convert HTML to Ghost flavoured mobiledoc, however we have cards that allow arbitrary content without a wrapper element which means that we're unable to do a 1:1 mapping of mobiledoc->html->mobiledoc. To work around this problem we now output HTML comments before/after the output of each card so that our converter can extract card content correctly when parsing HTML. - added `createCard` method which wraps a card's `render()` method to add begin/end comments and updated all cards to use it - only takes affect for newly added or re-saved posts/pages 2019-02-25 18:04:49 +07:00			`const createCard = require('../create-card');`

🐛 Fixed rendering and url transformation of v1 "card-markdown" aliased cards no issue - Ghost 1.x stored markdown cards with the name `card-markdown`, this was changed in Ghost 2.x to be `markdown`. To keep compatibility with the older mobiledoc content the `markdown` card was aliased using a straightforward `Object.assign()`. Unfortunately this failed to work adequately when the url transformation functions were added to cards and resulted in corrupted data being returned in API responses - moved the markdown card definition into a factory function so that a clean card definition object can be used for both the `markdown` and `card-markdown` cards 2019-10-10 16:35:29 +01:00			`// uses the _markdown card definition function so that the card definition`
			`// can be re-used in aliased cards`
			`module.exports = createCard(markdownCard());`