arshad-yaseen / markdx Goto Github PK

Hey, Arshad.

Been using MarkDX here and there and I really enjoy it as a writing experience. Have an issue with not having password authentication. I'm trying to use this in my iPad and links from email open in a temporary window. The sign is successful but the session isn't persisted in the browser once it is closed.

It would be great to have an option to use passwordless login as well as password authentication.

Another option if you don't want to change your auth flows that much is that you could enable OTP or passwordless sign in which eseentially use the same authentication flow.

Issues:

1. click outside
2. click the button close
   Not working the modal doesn't close.

Reproduce:

1. Click "New markdown"
2. Click "Create new section"

When I try to run the app locally, i get this error

TypeError: worldlanguages.map is not a function

Feature Request: Collapsable Tools Panel

Calling the Editor Left Component the Tools Panel.

As a User I think it would bring nice value to have a collapsable tools panel. Notice in the screenshot below I'm using a Macbook Pro and the space seems a bit limited.

Expected behavior: When writing, I would prefer to have as much screen real estate as possible and focus only on the content and the preview. At a point, whenever needed, I can also expand/collapse the tools panel when I need them.

Added bonus, to have the preview panel also collapsable. Again, to focus on the writing the content first.

I used Github to login and I think the data returns are not mine since this is a new account.

Site Header component isn't taking into account if a user is already authenticated like the Dashboard Header component

Suggested behavior: "Login" button is replaced by a "Go to Dashboard" button if a user is found?

Feature Request: Editor Resizable Panels

It'd be nice to have the editor and preview panel resizable with a handle for ease of use. Sometimes you need to check how to content looks and it is specially useful at limited screen sizes. Again, referencing the screenshot below on a Macbook Pro.