jajaperson/obsidian-literate-haskell

An obsidian plugin for integrating .lhc files into your PKM.

Obsidian Literate Haskell Plugin

Haskell provides native literate programming support, allowing haskell code within .lhs text files to act like ordinary .hs files. This seems like a good way to include runnable haskell code in Obsidian, but in order to mark a block of text as haskell code, you need to surround it with

\begin{code}
...
\end{code}

which you probably don't want literring your code blocks. This plugin provides literate haskell support by doing the following

• Treating .lhs files like markdown
• Hiding the \begin{code} and \end{code} in .haskell blocks in .lhs files

obsidian-literate-haskell's Issues

native literate js

Technically js can support literate js with some foolhackery around array literals and md comments:

[/*] # (*/]/*)
> This ^ begins a js comment inside of a md comment, the md comment is seen by js as an empty array literal.

# This is now just markdown!

```
//*/
// ^ here we can actually just end the js comment since it's ina code block it won't affect the md.
// Its in a single line comment so it doen'st mess with the syntax highlighting of md rendering on eg, github.

console.log("I'm now just js code!");

/*
 * and here ^ we restart the js comment, so all the md after this is technically in a js comment again
```


> this last md comment has to go at the end of the file, to close out the multiline comment that was
> opened at the beginning of the doc _or_ the last code block
[] # (*///)

As far as I can tell, there are no actual conflicts with this syntax? which honestly kind of surprises me.