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@xcursus/plugins

v0.6.0

Published

Optional XCursus renderers (Markdown, HTML, SVG, LaTeX, media, links, embeds), the plugin SDK and the .xcursus archive format.

Readme

@xcursus/plugins

Optional renderers and tools for XCursus: Markdown, HTML and SVG through one DOMPurify pipeline, LaTeX with KaTeX (trust: false), images, audio and video with local assets, internal links, opt-in sandboxed embeds, the plugin SDK (API 1.0.0) and the .xcursus archive (which also reads legacy .spatialdeck archives).

import { createPlayer } from "@xcursus/player";
import { createBuiltinRegistry } from "@xcursus/plugins/builtins";
import "@xcursus/player/style.css";
import "@xcursus/plugins/style.css"; // KaTeX styles, woff2 fonts as files

const { registry, plugins } = createBuiltinRegistry();
const player = createPlayer({ registry });
  • createBuiltinRegistry() loads the rich and media renderers on demand: a bundler emits them as separate chunks fetched the first time a document uses them. The demo badge plugin is not a builtin; approve it explicitly with createBuiltinRegistry({ plugins: [samplePlugin()] }).
  • Third-party code (DOMPurify, marked, KaTeX, fflate) stays a dependency: update them in your lockfile; nothing is copied into dist. style.css is the KaTeX stylesheet rewritten to woff2 sources; the fonts and the KaTeX licence are in dist/fonts/.
  • @xcursus/plugins/archive: readArchive, writeArchive, archiveFormat(name) and the .xcursus extension constants; format in FILE_FORMAT.md. writeArchive streams in chunks and yields to the event loop; already compressed media are stored, not deflated again.
  • Plugins are trusted host code with page authority, not a sandbox: see PLUGINS.md.

Install with npm install @xcursus/plugins. Licence: GPL-3.0-or-later.