slate/examples/markdown-shortcuts/value.json

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                  "The editor gives you full control over the logic you can add. For example, it's fairly common to want to add markdown-like shortcuts to editors. So that, when you start a line with \"> \" you get a blockquote that looks like this:"
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                "text": "A wise quote."
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                  "Order when you start a line with \"## \" you get a level-two heading, like this:"
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                  "Try it out for yourself! Try starting a new line with \">\", \"-\", or \"#\"s."
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