Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I wish to see in a browser (Firefox) my argument map easily when I view a markdown file with the argument map inside this markdown file. There is Argdown (argdown.org) for it. Argdown is a simple syntax for complex argumentation that can be inserted into markdown using the fences syntax just like Mermaid.
Describe the solution you'd like
Firefox or other browser would render my offline markdown file with Argdown inside it inside fences as below, using md-reader.
My markdown file here
```argdown-map
===
title: my reconstruction
webComponent:
figureCaption: This will be used as the figure caption instead of the title
===
[s]: a statement
<- <a>: an argument
<a>
(1) first premise
(2) second premise
-----
(3) conclusion
```
Continued markdown file.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Rendering it using their command line tool. This takes time. https://argdown.org/guide/publishing-argdown-markdown-with-pandoc.html
Additional context
JavaScript plugins for that: https://argdown.org/guide/integrating-argdown-markdown-into-applications.html#integrating-argdown-markdown-into-applications
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I wish to see in a browser (Firefox) my argument map easily when I view a markdown file with the argument map inside this markdown file. There is Argdown (argdown.org) for it. Argdown is a simple syntax for complex argumentation that can be inserted into markdown using the fences syntax just like Mermaid.
Describe the solution you'd like
Firefox or other browser would render my offline markdown file with Argdown inside it inside fences as below, using md-reader.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Rendering it using their command line tool. This takes time. https://argdown.org/guide/publishing-argdown-markdown-with-pandoc.html
Additional context
JavaScript plugins for that: https://argdown.org/guide/integrating-argdown-markdown-into-applications.html#integrating-argdown-markdown-into-applications