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Apparently mdbook has a plugin for it, and pandoc also supports citations in markdown so it's not as uncommon as I would have thought. A natural solution user-wise could be to have a template function cite(&str) that generates markdown, however then the footnote generated by that function would have to be hoisted into the parent markdown document if templated-markdown (#1) is solved the way I'm thinking right now, which makes this pretty nasty.
Alternatively, "native" support for citations in markdown with the default markdown-to-HTML processor (pulldown_cmark) could just be declared out-of-scope, in which case citations could still be supported via pandoc (#10), though that would likely have its own downsides, in particular requiring users to have it installed because I'm definitely not going to embed it somehow.
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Apparently mdbook has a plugin for it, and pandoc also supports citations in markdown so it's not as uncommon as I would have thought. A natural solution user-wise could be to have a template function
cite(&str)
that generates markdown, however then the footnote generated by that function would have to be hoisted into the parent markdown document if templated-markdown (#1) is solved the way I'm thinking right now, which makes this pretty nasty.Alternatively, "native" support for citations in markdown with the default markdown-to-HTML processor (
pulldown_cmark
) could just be declared out-of-scope, in which case citations could still be supported via pandoc (#10), though that would likely have its own downsides, in particular requiring users to have it installed because I'm definitely not going to embed it somehow.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: