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@nikifutaki/ts-markdown

v0.0.1

Published

A simple markdown generator for TypeScript

Readme

ts-markdown

A TypeScript library for generating Markdown content programmatically.

License: MIT

Features

  • Two styles: Fluent Builder and Pipeline
  • AST-based internals for structured document manipulation
  • Composable lists — nest list() / task() freely:
    • Headings (h1, h2, h3)
    • Text, Links & Images
    • Code blocks with syntax highlighting
    • [x] Composable & nestable lists
    • [ ] Tables
    • [ ] Blockquotes

Installation

npm install @nikifutaki/ts-markdown

Usage

Builder Pattern

Use the Markdown class for a fluent, chainable API:

import { Markdown } from '@nikifutaki/ts-markdown';

const doc = new Markdown()
  .h1('My Document')
  .text('Hello, world!')
  .list(['Item 1', 'Item 2'])
  .code('console.log(42);', { language: 'typescript' })
  .toString();

Pipeline Pattern

Use pipe() with standalone functions for a functional style:

import { pipe, md, h1, text, list, code, render } from '@nikifutaki/ts-markdown';

const doc = pipe(
  md(),
  h1('My Document'),
  text('Hello, world!'),
  list(['Item 1', 'Item 2']),
  code('console.log(42);', 'typescript'),
);

console.log(render(doc));

Composable Lists

Nest list() and task() inside each other freely:

import { list, task } from '@nikifutaki/ts-markdown';

list([
  'Regular item',
  list(['Sub-item A', 'Sub-item B']),
  task([
    { text: 'Done', checked: true },
    { text: 'Todo', checked: false },
  ]),
])

Output:

  • Regular item
    • Sub-item A
    • Sub-item B
    • [x] Done
    • [ ] Todo

Mixing Both Styles

The Builder's .pipe() accepts both MdNode values and transform functions:

import { Markdown, list } from '@nikifutaki/ts-markdown';

const doc = new Markdown()
  .h1('Project')
  .pipe(list(['Feature A', 'Feature B']))
  .toString();

API Reference

Builder Class

All methods return this for chaining:

  • Headings
    • h1(text): this
    • h2(text): this
    • h3(text): this
  • text(text): this - Plain text
  • link(text, url): this - Hyperlink
  • image(alt, url): this - Image
  • code(code, options?): this - Code block (options.language for syntax highlighting)
  • list(items): this - Unified list (supports nesting, list() / task() in list)
  • task(items): this - Shorthand for list() with all task items
  • pipe(arg): this - Append an MdNode or apply a transform function
  • toNodes(): MdDoc - Access the underlying AST
  • toString(): string - Render to Markdown string

Pipeline Functions

Each function returns an MdNode. Use with pipe() or as list items for nesting:

  • md() - Create an empty document
  • h1(text), h2(text), h3(text) - Headings
  • text(content) - Plain text
  • link(text, url) - Hyperlink
  • image(alt, url) - Image
  • code(content, language?) - Code block
  • list(items) - Unified list
  • task(items) - Shorthand for list() with all task items

Utilities

  • pipe(initial, ...args) - Build a document from MdNode values and transform functions
  • render(doc) - Convert an MdDoc AST to a Markdown string

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run tests
bun test

# Generate README.md from this example
bun run readme

Roadmap

  • [ ] Tables support
  • [ ] Blockquotes support

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

GitHub Repository