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@prosemark/render-html

v0.0.10

Published

Renders **HTML blocks** inside a ProseMark Markdown editor as sanitized DOM widgets. Inline HTML is not supported yet.

Readme

@prosemark/render-html

Renders HTML blocks inside a ProseMark Markdown editor as sanitized DOM widgets. Inline HTML is not supported yet.

Published on npm: @prosemark/render-html.

Install

bun add @prosemark/render-html @prosemark/core

Usage

Add the Markdown syntax extensions, then the editor extensions:

import { markdown } from '@codemirror/lang-markdown';
import { GFM } from '@lezer/markdown';
import { prosemarkMarkdownSyntaxExtensions } from '@prosemark/core';
import {
  htmlBlockExtension,
  renderHtmlMarkdownSyntaxExtensions,
} from '@prosemark/render-html';

const extensions = [
  markdown({
    extensions: [
      GFM,
      prosemarkMarkdownSyntaxExtensions,
      renderHtmlMarkdownSyntaxExtensions,
    ],
  }),
  ...htmlBlockExtension,
];

Exports

  • renderHtmlMarkdownSyntaxExtensions — Parser support for multi-line HTML blocks and block continuation (CommonMark-style HTML blocks).
  • htmlBlockExtension — Fold/replace decorations for HTMLBlock nodes: parses HTML, sanitizes with DOMPurify, and mounts a block widget. Uses flow-root layout and requestMeasure / ResizeObserver so CodeMirror line height stays correct.

For lower-level parser extensions (if you customize parsing), see the @prosemark/render-html API reference.

Behavior

  • HTML content is sanitized before insertion into the DOM.
  • Block widgets use an outer shell with padding only (no vertical margin on the widget root) and an inner flow-root wrapper so margins from headings and lists do not break line layout.
  • Widgets set proseMarkSkipAdjacentArrowReveal so arrow-key reveal behavior from @prosemark/core interacts predictably with adjacent folded blocks.

Dependencies

  • @prosemark/corefoldableSyntaxFacet, selectAllDecorationsOnSelectExtension
  • @codemirror/state, @codemirror/view
  • @lezer/markdown, dompurify

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