public function run()
{
// Create default rules for handling MathJax
Rule::create(['start_markdown' => '$$', 'close_markdown' => '$$', 'start_tag' => '$$', 'close_tag' => '$$', 'is_protected' => true, 'comment' => 'Protect $$...$$ from Parsedown']);
Rule::create(['start_markdown' => '$', 'close_markdown' => '$', 'start_tag' => '$', 'close_tag' => '$', 'is_protected' => true, 'comment' => 'Protect $...$ from Parsedown']);
Rule::create(['start_markdown' => '\\begin{align}', 'close_markdown' => '\\end{align}', 'start_tag' => '\\begin{align}', 'close_tag' => '\\end{align}', 'is_protected' => true, 'comment' => 'Protect \\begin{align}...\\end{align} from Parsedown']);
Rule::create(['start_markdown' => '\\begin{equation}', 'close_markdown' => '\\end{equation}', 'start_tag' => '\\begin{equation}', 'close_tag' => '\\end{equation}', 'is_protected' => true, 'comment' => 'Protect \\begin{equation}...\\end{equation} from Parsedown']);
// And an example to show how we can extend the Parsedown intepreter
Rule::create(['start_markdown' => '@@', 'close_markdown' => '@@', 'start_tag' => '<strong class="text-primary">', 'close_tag' => '</strong>', 'is_protected' => false, 'comment' => 'Use @@text@@ for a <strong class="text-primary"> shortcut']);
}
