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I'm using the twig extra bundle's markdown_to_html filter on Symfony 6.1 with League/CommonMark as the markdown parser library.
The library has a few configuration options that can be passed to the CommonMarkConverter constructor and cannot be adjusted after the CommonMarkConverter object has been constructed. See https://commonmark.thephpleague.com/2.3/configuration/
Currently however, the LeagueCommonMarkConverterFactory class seems to call the CommonMarkConverter without any parameters:
Same problem. How to pass configuration to Converter or Environment? Extensions work with configuration from Environment too. We currently cannot set up CommonMark and Extensions at all.
I've found a way to pass configuration to CommonMark Environment.
I'm not sure if it's completely ok, but seems to work for me (configuration, extensions, extensions configuration).
Basically you need to override LeagueCommonMarkConverterFactory.
Looks like in the meantime (actually quite some time ago), someone opened a pull request that tries to address the same issue: #3737
Just mentioning it here so that there's a link between this issue and the pull request.
I'm using the twig extra bundle's
markdown_to_html
filter on Symfony 6.1 with League/CommonMark as the markdown parser library.The library has a few configuration options that can be passed to the
CommonMarkConverter
constructor and cannot be adjusted after theCommonMarkConverter
object has been constructed. See https://commonmark.thephpleague.com/2.3/configuration/Currently however, the
LeagueCommonMarkConverterFactory
class seems to call theCommonMarkConverter
without any parameters:Twig/extra/twig-extra-bundle/LeagueCommonMarkConverterFactory.php
Line 34 in 3cefeba
Is there therefore currently no simple way to pass configuration to the library or have I missed something obvious?
I have been able to bypass the factory class by manually declaring the
CommonMarkConverter
constructor arguments in theservices.yaml
file as such:However as this bypasses the Factory class I then lose the capability of including any CommonMark extensions.
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