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@itslil/rehype

v13.0.4

Published

rehype reimplemented in LilScript

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Maintainers

yeargunyeargun

Keywords

rehypehtmlunifiedlilscriptitslil

Readme

@itslil/rehype

Official [email protected] algorithms rewritten in LilScript. The upstream API, fixture, and parse-error tests run against the port with local import shims. Not affiliated with upstream.

Site: yeargun.github.io/rehypelil/

npm install @itslil/rehype

Two compiles ship from the same .lil source:

| Lane | Config | Meaning | | --- | --- | --- | | library (npm) | lilscript.toml · --target js-module | Reusable ESM with the upstream named rehype export. | | closed | lilscript.closed.toml · --target js-module | Closed-world layout experiment built from the same typed source. |

You publish the full-graph library lane. dist/rehype.closed.js is diagnostic only.

The LilScript compiler lives next door at ../lilscript.

Source modules follow their upstream package paths, such as src/index.lil, src/rehype-parse/lib/index.lil, and src/unified/lib/index.lil. The complete parse5 7.3.0 runtime graph used by rehype is also implemented in LilScript; no parse5 or entities JavaScript runtime is bundled. The module inventory and corpus commands are recorded in src/parse5/PORTING.md.