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flatmarkdown-ast

v0.5.0

Published

TypeScript type definitions for the FlatMarkdown AST.

Readme

flatmarkdown-ast

TypeScript type definitions for the FlatMarkdown AST.

The npm package is named flatmarkdown-ast. The repository is named flatmarkdown-ast-ts, because the Rust crate flatmarkdown-ast with the same types lives in the flatmarkdown repository.

Installation

npm install flatmarkdown-ast

Usage

import type { AstNode, DocumentNode, Page } from 'flatmarkdown-ast';

const doc: DocumentNode = {
  type: 'document',
  children: [
    { type: 'heading', level: 1, children: [{ type: 'text', value: 'Hello' }] },
  ],
};

// The JSON that page_to_ast returns
const page: Page = JSON.parse(json);

Versions

The types follow SPEC_AST.md of the flatmarkdown repository. They hold what the specification defines, and nothing more.

The version is the same as the version of the Rust crates. flatmarkdown-ast x.y.z on npm describes the AST that the flatmarkdown crate x.y.z makes.

Exported Types

All 37 AST node interfaces and the AstNode union type:

Block nodes (17): DocumentNode, ParagraphNode, HeadingNode, CodeBlockNode, BlockQuoteNode, MultilineBlockQuoteNode, ListNode, ItemNode, TaskItemNode, TableNode, TableRowNode, TableCellNode, ThematicBreakNode, HtmlBlockNode, FootnoteDefinitionNode, AlertNode, SubtextNode

Inline nodes (20): TextNode, SoftbreakNode, LinebreakNode, EmphNode, StrongNode, StrikethroughNode, UnderlineNode, HighlightNode, SuperscriptNode, SubscriptNode, SpoileredTextNode, CodeNode, LinkNode, EmbedNode, WikilinkNode, FootnoteReferenceNode, ShortcodeNode, MathNode, HtmlInlineNode, HashtagNode

Page: Page and PageItem, the result of page_to_ast

Attribute values: ListType, TableAlignment

Changes in 0.5.0

0.5.0 follows the AST of flatmarkdown 0.5.0. It is a breaking change from 0.2.0.

  • ImageNode is now EmbedNode (type: 'embed'), with props.
  • ItemNode has no tight. Read tight of the parent ListNode.
  • MathNode has no dollar_math and no display_math. Math is always inline.
  • HeadingNode has no setext.
  • The nodes that the parser never makes are removed: FrontMatterNode, RawNode, EscapedNode, EscapedTagNode, HeexBlockNode, HeexInlineNode, and the four description list nodes.
  • Page and PageItem are new.

License

MIT