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Hi @ha1ix, Cool! Had not imagined rumdl would be used on Android, but happy to hear that it's now easily available! |
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As of this commit rumdl now is exists in the Termux User Repository (TUR), which while not the main Termux repo, is very easy to enable.
This means android users finally have everything needed for super robust markdown editing even on low powered devices, and using almost all rust apps!
For example: helix as a text editor, markdown-oxide as an LSP, yazi for file tree navigating, rucola for note stats, and rumdl for linting and consistent formatting!
I was using dprint on my desktop for a rust-built markdown formatter, but it wouldn't build on android, and I am glad it didn't, because it led me to look for alternatives, and rumdl is much cooler since it is strictly markdown, and as such more powerful for markdown centric purposes. Rumdl didn't build either (termux requires custom patches) so I have been living with ugly, inconsistent MD files for a few months, but the TUR guys were super fast to patch and release binaries.
Thought rumdl team would be happy to hear.
Thanks for your hard work! Multiple releases since I discovered the project a couple weeks ago!
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