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Add linkify and replace Urls on page contents #42
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Note: one test failing, fixed in another PR |
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Added linkify. Wanted to use npm but nothing else is and it would have added a lot of extra work.
I also had to modify the script as it uses requirejs to get the regex ( #36 ); Ive inlined it for now.
When the RequireJS ticket is done we can fix all of this properly!
Test: Manual only. Id like to write a test but I think itd be better to sort out #39 first
Risk: Minimal? Ive checked it works and at worst it wont do anything to it
Doc: None relevant imo