In source markdown (WikiJS format) i have the following element:
{height=0.8cm}
I need to transform it into an md that can be used in docusaurus. Since docusaurus supports mdx
it is possible to use html-tags inside *.md code. Something like this:
<img src="/src/guides/administrator-guide/media/button_dataset.png" height="0.8cm" />
I'm trying to write a custom lua filter to convert source to img
tag. Like this:
function Image (elem)
return '<img src="' .. img.src .. '"' .. 'height="' .. img.attributes.height .. '" />'
end
The problem is tha pandoc keeps escaping <
, >
and "
characters so tag cannot be rendered. The output markdown is:
\<img
src=\"/src/guides/administrator-guide/media/button_dataset.png\"
/\>
Is it possible in pandoc to write string to output markdown document as it is without escaping characters? Maybe there is some option that i need to enable? Thanks.
For this specific problem, a good solution might be to choose commonmark
instead of pandoc's default Markdown as output format:
$ pandoc -t commonmark input.md
<img src="/src/guides/administrator-guide/media/button_dataset.png"
style="height:0.8cm" />
However, if you prefer to use a filter, then use RawInline
elements to avoid escaping:
function Image (elem)
return pandoc.RawInline(
'html',
string.format('<img src="%s" height="%s" />', img.src, img.attributes.height)
)
end