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@konspire/renderer

v0.1.0

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Render a Cursor-plan Markdown document to standalone HTML with Mermaid + syntax highlighting.

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@konspire/renderer

Convert a Markdown document to a standalone, self-contained HTML page with syntax-highlighted code blocks (highlight.js) and rendered Mermaid diagrams.

The same renderer that powers every published plan on konspire.dev, exposed as a plain library so you can embed it in your own tools, CI scripts, or static-site pipelines.

Install

npm install @konspire/renderer

Usage

import { convertMarkdownToHtml } from '@konspire/renderer';

const html = await convertMarkdownToHtml('# Hello\n\n```ts\nconst x = 1;\n```');
// → full HTML document, no external CSS / JS, ready to write to disk

Options

const html = await convertMarkdownToHtml(markdownString, {
  title: 'My Plan',         // <title> override; defaults to first H1
  stripFrontmatter: true,   // drop YAML frontmatter before rendering
});

Konspire hydration mode

Optional: if the rendered HTML is going to live on konspire.dev and pick up comments + live todo state from the API, opt into the hydration hooks:

const html = await convertMarkdownToHtml(markdownString, {
  hydration: {
    revSlug: 'acme-payments-shayne-add-stripe-webhooks_rev1',
    logicalSlug: 'acme-payments-shayne-add-stripe-webhooks',
    apiBase: 'https://api.konspire.dev/api/default/v1',
    bootstrapSrc: 'https://konspire.dev/cdn-assets/bootstrap.js', // optional override
  },
});

Without hydration, the output is a fully self-contained, JS-free document.

What you get out of the box

  • GitHub-Flavored Markdown via marked.
  • Syntax highlighting via highlight.js. Stylesheet is inlined into <head> so the document stays one-file.
  • Mermaid diagrams rendered server-side from ```mermaid code blocks.
  • XSS-safe: marked's sanitizer runs on user-content; hydration metadata is JSON-encoded with the standard escape sequence (</ → <\/).

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License

MIT