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@wterm/markdown

v0.3.0

Published

Streaming markdown-to-ANSI renderer for wterm terminals

Readme

@wterm/markdown

Streaming markdown-to-ANSI renderer for wterm terminals. Converts Markdown to terminal escape sequences as text arrives, making it ideal for LLM streaming output.

Install

npm install @wterm/markdown

Usage

import { MarkdownRenderer } from "@wterm/markdown";

const renderer = new MarkdownRenderer({ width: 80 });

// Feed chunks as they arrive (e.g. from an LLM stream)
const ansi = renderer.push("# Hello\n\nThis is **bold** and `code`.\n");
terminal.write(ansi);

// Flush remaining content when the stream ends
terminal.write(renderer.flush());

API

MarkdownRenderer

new MarkdownRenderer(options?: { width?: number })

| Method | Description | |---|---| | push(delta: string): string | Feed a chunk of Markdown text; returns rendered ANSI output | | flush(): string | Flush any remaining buffered content |

Supported Markdown

  • Headings (# through ######)
  • Bold (**text**), italic (*text*), inline code (`code`)
  • Links ([text](url))
  • Unordered and ordered lists
  • Code blocks (fenced with ```)
  • Blockquotes (> text)
  • Horizontal rules (---)

License

Apache-2.0