Minor bug in draft-to-markdown: If you have a inline style that only surrounds spaces, the generated markdown misplaces the "close" token.
For example, if your text is hello there and the space in between the words hello and there has an inline-style of bold, the translated markdown is hello **there**.
I have a one-line fix for this. Add the boldfaced line below. (This fragment starts at draft-to-markdown.js:310)
if (character !== ' ' && markdownToAdd.length) {
markdownToAdd = markdownToAdd.filter(function(item) { return item.style.offset + item.style.length !== characterIndex });
markdownString += markdownToAdd.map(function (item) {
return item.value;
}).join('');
The filter keeps only the markdownToAdd elements that are not closed already.
Minor bug in draft-to-markdown: If you have a inline style that only surrounds spaces, the generated markdown misplaces the "close" token.
For example, if your text is
hello thereand the space in between the words hello and there has an inline-style of bold, the translated markdown ishello **there**.I have a one-line fix for this. Add the boldfaced line below. (This fragment starts at draft-to-markdown.js:310)
if (character !== ' ' && markdownToAdd.length) {markdownToAdd = markdownToAdd.filter(function(item) { return item.style.offset + item.style.length !== characterIndex });markdownString += markdownToAdd.map(function (item) {return item.value;}).join('');The filter keeps only the markdownToAdd elements that are not closed already.