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@nast/nast2mdast

v0.2.0

Published

Convert NAST (Notion AST) to mdast (Markdown AST)

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Maintainers

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Keywords

nastmdastnotionmarkdownastunifiedconverter

Readme

nast2mdast

It is a very simple and minimal transformation which can be summed up into 2 main things:

  1. Notion block types (like Callout, File, Embed and similar) that are not present in mdast get transformed to simpler types (like Paragraph, Link, BlockQoute or similar), and a originalType property gets added (along other rellevant information of the original block) to the data object of the new simple block.
  2. The root node data which is the page title, page icon and so on, gets converted to YAML values and added as a first (head block) with type "yaml" (remark frontmatter mdast spec).

Usage

It's main use is in the package mdast2md, this package is sort of an intermediate step between nast and markdown.