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@itslil/remark

v15.0.3

Published

remark reimplemented in LilScript

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Links

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Maintainers

yeargunyeargun

Keywords

remarkmarkdownunifiedlilscriptitslil

Readme

@itslil/remark

Official [email protected] algorithms rewritten in LilScript. Official test suite 494/494. Not affiliated with upstream.

Site: yeargun.github.io/remarklil/

npm install @itslil/remark

Two compiles ship from the same .lil source:

| Lane | Config | Meaning | | --- | --- | --- | | library (npm) | lilscript.toml · --target js-module | reusable ESM. Export names and extern class keys stay. | | closed | lilscript.closed.toml · --target js-module | closed LilScript world. Public and extern property names are preserved; eligible internal owned properties may be mangled. ESM export names stay so the lane is testable. |

You publish the library lane. The closed artifact is dist/remark.closed.js.

ESM, CommonJS, UMD, and closed artifacts directly contain the pure LilScript VFile runtime. VFile-compatible inputs retain their identity in every format; no external JavaScript VFile is present in the behavior graph.

Remark parsing, stringifying, unified, trough, and VFile are linked as Lil modules before code generation. scripts/shared-sources.mjs pins the six runtime modules shared with @itslil/unified by SHA-256 and can synchronize a checkout with --sync; normal tests only verify the vendored copies. The canonical npm run measure:graph comparison uses the same browser ESM graph bundle for both implementations and Terser 5.51.2 only for the official lane.

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

Comparison with the original

See COMPARISON.md for current size and build-time comparisons against minified upstream.

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