Editors' Notes markup parser

This is parser for a custom flavor of CommonMark that includes extensions for authoring scholarly notes on Editors' Notes. The following additions are supported, based off of conventions in Pandoc and MultiMarkdown.

Features

The Editors' Notes markup language supports the syntax of CommonMark, with several additions

Inline references to Editors' Notes entitites

References to topics and notes can be added within text with the syntax

@@t(TOPIC_ID)

and

@@n(NOTE_ID)

respectively. For example, if topic 140 in a project with the slug p had the name "Woodrow Wilson", the markup

In a contentious election, @@t140 was elected president in 1912.

would result in the html:

  <p>
    In a contentions election, 
    <a href="/projects/p/topics/140/" class="ENInlineReference ENInlineReference-topic">
      Woodrow Wilson
    </a>
    was elected president in 1912.
  </p>

Link references to Editors' Notes entities

Links to topics, documents, and notes can also be added to arbitrary text by including the @@ syntax as link href values. For example, [some text](@@d1) would include a link to the document with ID 1.

Citations

Documents can be cited with the same syntax as used in Pandoc. To cite a document within body text, use the format

`[(optional prefix )@@d(DOCUMENT_ID)(, optional locator)]`

Blockquote attribution

Blockquotes can be attributed to a certain source by using the citation syntax in the final line of the blockquote. For example:

> The whole life of those societies in which modern conditions of production
> prevail presents itself as an immense accumulation of _spectacles_. All that
> once was directly lived has become mere representation.
>
> [@@d40, p.12]

Testing

• npm install
• npm test