Embed 3rd party service like Youtube, Tweet, Gist...

[shashank-k]

I am trying to embed github gists into the notes.

If something like this exists, it will be excellent.

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[Flexo013]

This is not possible at the moment, but sounds like a useful feature.

[Rokt33r]

Sounds good to me. We could exploit ImageReference syntax, ![{description}]({url}), for this.(or introduce other syntax, like [$gist:{gistId}]).

And I found this issue. remarkjs/ideas#9 Although gist doesn't support oembed.

[Rokt33r]

https://github.com/djm/remark-shortcodes looks quite promising. So I guess we could do make it like [[gist id=1234]].

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[Erprincekumarojha]

You contact me I will try

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[themagiulio]

Hi, I'm trying to implement this by using remark-shortcodes as suggested by @Rokt33r

I archived to create shortcuts for strings, but I can't put <a></a>.

I wrote these lines of code which are meant to put in the MarkdownPreviewer an <a></a> which points to the given url.

  const shortcodeTransformer = () => {
    return (tree: any, file: any) => {
      visit(tree, 'shortcode', function(node) {
        let attrs = node.attributes;

        node.type = 'a';
        node.href = 'https://boostnote.io';
        node.children = [{type: 'text', value: 'https://boostnote.io'}];
      });
    }
  };

Unfortunately it shows only a block with the string 'https://boostnote.io' as a children...

Can someone explain me how does render work?

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