fix: handle missing render function for non-JS projects #132
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- Updated ws-client.js to handle cases where the `render` function is not defined, preventing `Uncaught ReferenceError`. - Added checks for the existence of `renderKatex` and `renderMermaid` functions before calling them, ensuring no undefined errors. - Ensured compatibility with basic HTML/CSS projects without JavaScript by bypassing calls to missing functions.
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Hi, I appreciate your pull request, but can you please format the code a bit (as tabstop = 4, expandtab = false)? Thank you in advance. Hope I will write a Github Action to auto formatting code |
Oh sorry about that, I'll keep it in mind for next time :) |
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renderfunction is not defined, preventingUncaught ReferenceError.