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asciinema support

Source: outline/outline#11881 · opened by @maxiride

We use Outline for internal documentation and there is a heavily skewing towards IT related stuff.
When documenting a process asciinema is a great tool and I am not aware of other solutions on the market.

Asciinema embeddings are like the following, a plain <script></script>.

For instance:

Aciinema supports generating GIFs too but they don't have the same nice features of the javascript player to play/pause/copy the terminal text etc.

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While browsing other issues and discussion I've seen other topic about embedding arbitrary content and I agree with the response of the maintainers, it's a too big security risk.

So what would look like the process to support asciinema like a native embedding as done for the other supported applications?

6 months ago