Image import support

[KubaZ]

Removed custom parser and used remark + jsdom

[sstur]

I'm hesitant to pull in jsdom dependency since the browser natively does everything that jsdom does. But this is an interesting approach to go markdown -> ast -> html-string -> dom -> contentState. I'm curious to know what the downsides, if any are to double-parsing.

[KubaZ]

Moved to browser parser module from Your link. Currently i'm having some difficulties with blockquote test not passing, will need to look whats the issue

[KubaZ]

Seems like issue with this test is connected to #1 and i think the problem is in stateFromElement module -> given blockquote markdown example: > test, remark translates it to <blockquote><p>test</p></blockquote> which is translated by stateFromElement to 'unstyled' type block with 'test' text, instead of 'blockquote' type.

[sstur]

This is an interesting approach. I see you're doing markdown-string -> remark-ast -> html-string -> dom -> contentState. I'm hesitant to proceed with this due to double-parsing, but maybe that's not a huge deal given the wins of using mostly other people's well-tested code for the various conversions. If we do proceed with this approach, I'll certainly want to use the browser's native html parser instead of jsdom's. See here for an example.

I have been working on a dev branch that uses remark to parse the markdown to ast, but in my implementation I started writing custom code to go from remark-ast -> contentState

[KubaZ]

Since draft-js doesn't support nested blocks for elements other then lists - https://facebook.github.io/draft-js/docs/advanced-topics-nested-lists.html i will make temporary fix for blockquote by removing inner paragraph node

[KubaZ]

Added temp fix for blockquote. About this approach i think that using external, well tested code, outweights cons of double parsing. It makes code simple, short and easy to read / maintain :)

[sstur]

This is an old issue and has some conflicts. I'll close for now, but I'd be open for another attempt in the future.