Add text/asciidoc mimetype - #3535

Hi @bjornfor,

Thanks a lot! That seems like a useful addition. Code also looks good 😉 .

I added a test for two mimetypes we already support here: #3540.
Would that work as a basis for adding tests for you?

I'd be curious to see if you can add a test with this. If you get stuck or miss some documentation please let me know so we can make this work more smoothly.

Hi @max-nextcloud, thanks, I can probably make a copy of the plain text test, without fully understanding it 😄

@max-nextcloud: I rebased and added a test, but I think cy.getContent().find('pre').should('exist') part isn't quite right.

So find() looks for HTML tags (right?), and in the "empty.md" test you added I think the test just checks that the overall HTML page contains a pre element. In the "markdown" test, the code checks for a h2 tag that comes from converting markdown to HTML. But for this AsciiDoc code, we don't get any special markup (it's treated as plain text), but we would perhaps like to check that the text content got rendered?

I guess I'd like to say cy.getContent().SOMETHING_HERE.should('contain', 'Hello world'), but don't know what SOMETHING_HERE should be.

I guess I'd like to say cy.getContent().SOMETHING_HERE.should('contain', 'Hello world'), but don't know what SOMETHING_HERE should be.

Does cy.getContent().find('pre').should('contain', 'Hello world') work?

The getContent() part restricts the following find to the editor content (whereas get() always searches the whole document).

For plaintext documents the editor just contains

<pre><code>
FILE CONTENT
</code></pre>

So this is working as expected.

@susnux @max-nextcloud: Thanks. I added Signed-off-by: and update the test with cy.getContent().find('pre').should('contain', 'Hello world').

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CI failure is not related.

@max-nextcloud: Thanks!