Comment

Comment node

Inputs#

Addendum#

Here are the Markdown elements supported by the Comment Node:

1. Headings

Use #, ##, ###, etc., for different heading levels.

# Heading Level 1
## Heading Level 2
### Heading Level 3

2. Links

Use [Link Text](URL) to create links.

[Actionforge.dev](https://www.actionforge.dev)

Example:
Actionforge

3. Code Blocks

Use triple backticks for code blocks.

```
def hello_world():
    print("Hello, World!")
```

Example:

def hello_world():
    print("Hello, World!")

4. Inline Code

Use single backticks for inline code.

Use `print()` to output text in Python.

Example:
Use print() to output text in Python.

5. Italic

Use *text* or _text_ for italic text.

*italic* or _italic_

Example:
italic or italic

6. Bold

Use **text** or __text__ for bold text.

**bold** or __bold__

Example:
bold or bold

7. Strikethrough

Use ~~text~~ for strikethrough text.

~~strikethrough~~

Example:
~~strikethrough~~

Example Comment Node#

Here is an example of how you can format your Comment Node:

# My Graph Docs

Welcome to my **documentation**.

## Features

- **Headings** for structure
- [Links](https://example.com) for navigation
- `Inline code` for short code snippets
- ```python
  Code blocks for longer code examples
  def example():
      return "Hello, World!"
  ```
- *Italic* for emphasis
- **Bold** for strong emphasis
- ~~Strikethrough~~ for deleted text

### Conclusion

Using the Comment Node, you can easily document and explain parts of your workflow with rich formatting options provided by Markdown.

By utilizing these Markdown elements, you can create comprehensive and well-formatted comments within your node system, enhancing the readability and understanding of your workflows.

ID: comment@v1