Something I'm working on ...

chrisfoerg

It is only an idea. In Wordpress the themes have all the same style at the beginning in the css file for the declaration of the theme:

/*
Theme Name: Tutorial
Theme URI: http://wordpress.lernenhoch2.de
Description: Template zum WordPress Tutorial auf http://wordpress.lernenhoch2.de
Author: Christian Strang
Author URI: http://lernenhoch2.de
*/

https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development#Theme_Stylesheet

maybe it is something for you to use?

MichMich

@LukeCodewalker It seems the html is malformed and thus the markdown parser in unable to parse it correctly. It looks like the table contains white lines which are not allowed. If you run your markdown thru a markdown linter, you’ll see there is an issue with the markdown of that readme file.

Cato

@MichMich I guess both @LukeCodewalker and me have the same issue. I’ve included my markdown below and as far as I can see there should be no issue with it. The only thing might be the inclusion of
tags for new line.

Configuration option | Comment | Default 
---|---|---
url | Video Streaming URL.<br><br>You find it in <i>Motion Eye</i> in the <i>Video Streaming Section</i> under <i>Usefull URLs</i> by by clicking the <i>Streaming URL</i> link.<br><br>It should look something like this: `http://motioneye:8081` (probably an IP instead of hostname) | No default
autoHide | If you want the camera to only be visible on the mirror when there is motion, set this to true. You will then have to enable "Call a Web Hook" in Motion Eye under the Motion Notifications section: <br><br> - Web Hook URL: <b>[http://URL of your mirror]/motioneye</b>. Example: http://192.168.1.11:8080/motioneye<br> - HTTP Method: <b>GET</b><br><br>Remember to update IP white list to enable access from your Motion Eye box.|false
autoHideDelay|If autoHide is enabled you can decide how long to wait before hiding the camera|60000 (60 seconds)
width|Width of camera image. You have to try out what fits YOUR monitor | 400px
debug|Show messages in the log|false

MichMich

@Cato That’s correct. You’re mixing html and markdown. Which is not supported within a markdown table. The markdown parser is very strict about this due to security reasons. (We want to prevent code injection via a readme file at all costs.)

I just use the parser used/developed by/for https://www.npmjs.com, so this is not something I can change.

Cato

@MichMich Are you sure about that?

I thought InLine HTML was perfectly allowed. See:

MichMich

@Cato Yes, it’s allowed, but not within a markdown table.

Cato

Ok, I’ll reformat my documentation when I get time.

I found this nice tool: https://dlaa.me/markdownlint/ for checking syntax.

paphko

Nice step, a dedicated module database :-)
However, via chrome for Android, I am not able to upload an image for my module…

roramirez

@MichMich From some days I’ve been working in design and little code about mention before.

I hope soon release something can be stable. At today is state alfa state and not working.

I send the URL of project if someone is interested
https://github.com/roramirez/MagicMirror-Module-Manager

bmarofsky

@MichMich It would be good to require screenshots. Other wise its a good start.