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@petroglyph/renderer

v0.2.0

Published

Markdown renderers for Petroglyph. Supports Obsidian-flavored Markdown with wikilinks, callouts, and embeds.

Readme

@petroglyph/renderer

Markdown renderers for Petroglyph. Supports Obsidian-flavored Markdown with wikilinks, callouts, and embeds.

Installation

bun add @petroglyph/renderer
# or
npm install @petroglyph/renderer
# or
pnpm add @petroglyph/renderer

Usage

RemarkRenderer

The main renderer that supports Obsidian-flavored Markdown:

import { RemarkRenderer } from '@petroglyph/renderer/remark';
import { LocalFileSystem } from '@petroglyph/fs';

const fs = new LocalFileSystem('/path/to/vault');
const renderer = new RemarkRenderer({
  // Auto-configure with file system for wikilink resolution
  fileSystem: fs,
});

// Render markdown content
const result = await renderer.render('# My Note\n\n[[Link to other note]]');
console.log(result.content); // HTML output
console.log(result.metadata); // Extracted metadata

RawContentRenderer

A simple renderer that returns raw content without processing:

import { RawContentRenderer } from '@petroglyph/renderer/raw';

const renderer = new RawContentRenderer();
const result = await renderer.render('# My Note\n\nContent');
console.log(result.content); // Raw markdown content

Features

  • Wikilinks: [[note-name]] resolved using nearest-neighbor logic
  • Embeds: ![[image.png]] resolved to file paths
  • Callouts: > [!note] converted to styled HTML
  • GFM: GitHub Flavored Markdown support
  • Custom plugins: Extensible plugin system

Exports

This package provides multiple entry points:

  • @petroglyph/renderer - Main exports (types, errors, renderers)
  • @petroglyph/renderer/remark - RemarkRenderer
  • @petroglyph/renderer/raw - RawContentRenderer

Plugins

The package includes several remark/rehype plugins:

  • remarkWikilink - Parse and resolve wikilinks
  • remarkEmbed - Parse and resolve embeds
  • remarkCallout - Convert callouts to HTML
  • remarkHighlight - Syntax highlighting

License

MIT