Str::markdown() is More Powerful Than You Think

You likely know that Laravel's Str::markdown() method allows you to effortlessly convert markdown to HTML, but did you know that you can just as easily extend it with some crazy powerful features? Let me show you three cool examples to get you started.
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[@lajjr7115]

Excellent, I will use it in my project.

[@devmenezes]

" pass on what you have learned”, Yoda (to another Luke). Anyway, thank you.😂

[@kylesvoid]

*sighs* - time to rewrite again to add this in! another gem

[@davidhida6821]

It's very cool. thanks. I think i will use it to write some kind of documentation.

[@abulyamanpro]

Good Job! Go on!

[@abdallakaram5376]

Excellent 👌

[@avataros111]

So you can make an Obsidian SaaS with Laravel almost by default :). Thanks!

[@Michael4x]

Sick

[@kingstalker]

nice