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comark-xref

v0.11.0

Published

Numbered figures and tables, and :ref{#fig-x} references that read "Figure 1". A Comark plugin.

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comark-xref

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Numbered figures and tables, and references to them. A Comark plugin for any renderer.

pnpm add comark comark-xref
import { createHtmlRenderer } from "@comark/html";
import xref from "comark-xref";

const render = createHtmlRenderer({ plugins: [xref()] });
As :ref{#fig-login} shows, the button moved.

![The login page](login.png){#fig-login}

::table{#tbl-times caption="Homing times"}
| Bird | Time |
| --- | --- |
| Rosa | 1 h 52 min |
::

An image alone in its paragraph with a fig- id becomes a figure captioned "Figure 1: " and its alt text; a table in a ::table with a tbl- id gets a caption "Table 1: " and its caption. :ref{#id} becomes a link that reads "Figure 1". Figures and tables are numbered apart, in document order. The words come from the figure and table options. Pandoc's @fig-x isn't read, since @name is a mention in comark-chips and comark-github.

It needs no components or styles. The classes cxr, cxr-label, and cxr-ref are there for your own rules.

The plugin adds every problem to meta.issues: a reference with no id or to a label that doesn't exist, a label used twice, a labeled image that shares its paragraph with text, and text inside a :ref, which it drops. Each issue names its block and says how to fix it.