But in short, I guess one of this package's Markdown depend on this outdated gyp Python package which causes issues in many modern Windows installations. If Atom (node.js, npm) finds Python 3.x.x, it won't work. You need to get it use Python 2.7.3 (the best version). That fix suggested in that last link is awfully hard. The core of the problem is that node-gyp is no longer being actively developed and so it has some old dependencies that a modern development env might not have. If you do any development on Windows you’ve likely run into issues with node-gyp before. While playing around with Flux & React I ran into some issues using a yoeman flux generator. Node-gyp is a cross-platform command-line tool written in Node.js for compiling native addon modules for Node.js. The issue seems to be with a (transitive) dependency to. I Googled a bit and tried to fetch dependencies of this project with npm. Npm ERR! There is likely additional logging output above. Npm ERR! Tell the author that this fails on your system: Npm ERR! This is most likely a problem with the contextify package,
#Foldingtext install#
Npm ERR! Failed at the install script 'node-gyp rebuild'.
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md) so you could use your FoldingText documents on your iOS devices or in other Mac text editors.> install C:\Users\name\AppData\Local\Temp\apm-install-dir-11553-9756-6rrxge\node_modules\foldingtext-markdown\node_modules\to-markdown\node_modules\jsdom\node_modules\contextifyĬ:\Users\name\AppData\Local\Temp\apm-install-dir-11553-9756-6rrxge\node_modules\foldingtext-markdown\node_modules\to-markdown\node_modules\jsdom\node_modules\contextify>node "C:\Users\name\AppData\Local\atom\app-0.205.0\resources\app\apm\node_modules\npm\bin\node-gyp-bin\\.\.\node_modules\node-gyp\bin\node-gyp.js" rebuildĪme\\AppData\\Local\\atom\\app-0.205.0\\resources\\app\\apm\\bin\\Īme\\AppData\\Local\\atom\\app-0.205.0\\resources\\app\\apmĪme\\.atom\\.apm\\.apmrc" "-userconfig" "C:\\UsersĪme\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\d-11553-9756-1w圓x9a\\package.tgz" "-target=0.22.0" "-arch=ia32" I’d rather the app use a standard Markdown file extension (such as. ft file extension that’s not recognized by many Mac text editors, nor by an iOS text editors, including Hog Bay’s own Finally, FoldingText uses a non-standard. The app needs an option for printing rendered text. Second, when you print FoldingText documents, they do not look the way they do within the app instead, they include unformatted text along with the Markdown syntax you’ve used to format and organize that text. Short of opening Terminal and typing a few commands, there is no simple way to turn this off-a standard preference setting would nice here. FoldingText uses the open source CodeMirror editor. I mentioned earlier that each new document contains the same default text. View your entire document structure at a glance, and focus on the part of the document you want to work on. First, the app would benefit from some basic user options. CapitalizeListItems.ftplugin CreateListItems.ftplugin DateAndTime.ftplugin EmacsKeyBindings.ftplugin ExampleKeyBinding.ftplugin FilteringWordCount.ftplugin MakeSentenceCase.
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There are some things I’d like added to future versions of the program. GitHub - FoldingText/plugins: FoldingText plugins FoldingText / plugins Public master 1 branch 0 tags Code 35 commits Failed to load latest commit information. It’s an amazing feature for what, on the surface, is nothing more than a basic text editor. Pomodoro Technique timer to keep you focused and on-task as you work. This timer feature, combined with the app’s folded-text and list-creation capabilities, allow you to use FoldingText as a
Other similar keystrokes will create URL links, ordered lists, block and coded text, and much more. Surround text with * on each side and that text will be italicized (** on each side bold the text, instead). Type - followed by a space and that line of text will appear as an item in an unordered list. Type # and that line become a sub-heading of the previous heading. While there are over a dozen different bits of Markdown shorthand you can use in FoldingText, the basics are this: Type # followed by a space and the text that follows those two characters will appear as a bolded heading. You can export your documents in HTML format, but only basic lists and one HTML heading type are supported.) (It’s important to note that, while FoldingText can create some basic HTML, it is not designed to create full-featured web pages. Unlike many Markdown-text editors, FoldingText renders your formatted text within the FoldingText environment, so text surrounded by double asterisks (the Markdown syntax for bold) is actually displayed as bolded in the document while you’re editing. Markdown is a kind of shorthand that allows you to mark plain text with special formatting characters that translate to the appropriate tags in browser-readable HTML. FoldingText uses Markdown to transform your plain text into someting more useful you can quickly jump to any header.įoldingText performs its text editing magic by using an application-specific form of
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