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@voyd-lang/markdown

v0.3.1

Published

JS-backed Markdown rendering for Voyd and VX

Readme

@voyd-lang/markdown

JS-backed Markdown rendering for Voyd. The package uses marked to produce a restricted static-node DTO. Raw HTML becomes text and active link and image URL schemes are rejected. No HTML string or DOM object crosses the adapter boundary.

npm install @voyd-lang/markdown

Use the renderer without VX:

use pkg::markdown::{ StaticHtml, to_static }

pub fn main() -> StaticHtml
  to_static("# Hello")

Or use its ordinary Voyd VX component:

use pkg::markdown::Markdown
use std::vx::all

fn Article({ source: String }) -> Html<AppMsg>
  <article class="wiki-article">
    <Markdown source={source} />
  </article>

For custom browser embedding, import the adapter and pass it to the host:

import markdownAdapter from "@voyd-lang/markdown/adapter";

const host = await createVoydHost({ wasm, adapters: [markdownAdapter] });

The CLI and generated application registry can discover this adapter from the package metadata automatically.

The VX wrapper converts the static DTO into ordinary VX text, fragment, element, and attribute nodes. VX validates and diffs the result normally; there is no innerHTML escape hatch.