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Feature: Markdown (Kramdown) support
In order to test included Kramdown support
Scenario: Kramdown smartypants extension
Given a fixture app "markdown-app"
And a file named "config.rb" with:
"""
set :markdown_engine, :kramdown
set :markdown, smartypants: true
"""
Given the Server is running at "markdown-app"
When I go to "/smarty_pants.html"
Then I should see "“Hello”"
Scenario: Kramdown uses our link_to and image_tag helpers
Given a fixture app "markdown-app"
And a file named "config.rb" with:
"""
set :markdown_engine, :kramdown
activate :automatic_image_sizes
activate :directory_indexes
"""
And a file named "source/link_and_image.html.markdown" with:
"""
[A link](/smarty_pants.html)
[mail@mail.com](mailto:mail@mail.com)
"""
Given the Server is running at "markdown-app"
When I go to "/link_and_image/"
Then I should see "/smarty_pants/"
Then I should see 'width="1"'
And I should see 'height="1"'
And I should see 'src="/images/blank.gif"'
And I should see 'src="/images/blank.gif"'
And I should see "mail@mail.com"
Scenario: Kramdown uses our link_to with options parameter
Given a fixture app "markdown-app"
And a file named "config.rb" with:
"""
set :markdown_engine, :kramdown
activate :directory_indexes
"""
And a file named "source/links.html.markdown" with:
"""
[A link](/smarty_pants.html)
[A second link](/smarty_pants.html){: anchor="test-anchor"}
"""
Given the Server is running at "markdown-app"
When I go to "/links/"
Then I should see "/smarty_pants/"
And I should see "/smarty_pants/#test-anchor"
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