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flatmarkdown-ast2react

v0.4.0

Published

Render FlatMarkdown AST as native React components with wikilink support.

Downloads

655

Readme

flatmarkdown-ast2react

Render FlatMarkdown AST as native React components, with wikilink support for SPA navigation.

Installation

npm install flatmarkdown-ast2react flatmarkdown-ast

Peer dependency: react (^19.0.0).

Usage

import { FmRoot } from 'flatmarkdown-ast2react';
import type { AstNode } from 'flatmarkdown-ast';

const ast: AstNode = {
  type: 'document',
  children: [
    {
      type: 'paragraph',
      children: [
        { type: 'text', value: 'Hello ' },
        { type: 'strong', children: [{ type: 'text', value: 'world' }] },
      ],
    },
  ],
};

function Article() {
  return <FmRoot ast={ast} />;
}

FmRoot accepts:

  • ast — An AstNode object or a JSON string of the AST.
  • options — Optional ReactRenderOptions.

JSON string input

// Directly from flatmarkdown CLI/WASM/server output
<FmRoot ast='{"type":"document","children":[{"type":"paragraph","children":[{"type":"text","value":"Hi"}]}]}' />

Wikilink Options

import type { ReactRenderOptions } from 'flatmarkdown-ast2react';

const options: ReactRenderOptions = {
  wikilink: {
    hrefPrefix: '/wiki/',
    cssClass: 'wiki-link',
  },
};

<FmRoot ast={ast} options={options} />

Wikilinks render as <a href="/wiki/page-name" data-wikilink="true"> by default.

Custom Link Component

Pass a custom linkComponent for SPA navigation (e.g. react-router's Link):

import { Link } from 'react-router-dom';

const options: ReactRenderOptions = {
  wikilink: {
    linkComponent: Link,
    hrefPrefix: '/wiki/',
    cssClass: 'wiki-link',
  },
};

<FmRoot ast={ast} options={options} />

ReactRenderOptions

interface ReactRenderOptions {
  wikilink?: WikiLinkReactOptions;
  hashtag?: HashtagReactOptions;
  embed?: EmbedReactOptions;
}

interface EmbedReactOptions {
  /** An absolute URL that the URL of an embed is resolved against. Default: none */
  baseUrl?: string;
}

interface HashtagReactOptions {
  /** Prefix prepended to the tag name for href/to. Default: `hrefPrefix` of the wikilink options. */
  hrefPrefix?: string;
  /** CSS class applied to hashtag anchors. Default: 'hashtag' */
  cssClass?: string;
}

interface WikiLinkReactOptions {
  /** Custom link component (e.g. react-router's Link). Receives `to` and `children`. */
  linkComponent?: ComponentType<{ to: string; className?: string | null; children?: ReactNode }>;
  /** Prefix prepended to the wikilink url for href/to. Default: '' */
  hrefPrefix?: string;
  /** CSS class applied to wikilink anchors. */
  cssClass?: string;
}

Hashtag Options

A hashtag is a link to the page of the tag. #diary renders as <a href="diary" class="hashtag" data-hashtag="true">#diary</a> by default.

const options: ReactRenderOptions = {
  wikilink: { hrefPrefix: '/wiki/' },
  hashtag: {
    hrefPrefix: '/wiki/tags/',
    cssClass: 'hashtag-link',
  },
};
  • hrefPrefix is for an app that keeps the tag pages in their own folder. Without it, a hashtag uses hrefPrefix of the wikilink options.
  • cssClass replaces the default class hashtag.
  • A hashtag uses linkComponent of the wikilink options, because both are links to a page.

Embed Options

An embed (![alt](url)) renders as <img>. w and h of its properties become the width and the height: ![pic](pic.png#w=300&h=240) renders as <img src="pic.png" alt="pic" width="300" height="240">. A w or an h that is not a positive whole number is ignored.

const options: ReactRenderOptions = {
  embed: { baseUrl: 'https://example.com/pages/' },
};
  • baseUrl is for an app that runs at another address than the pages. The URL of an embed is resolved against it, as a browser resolves a relative URL against the address of a page. With the options above, ../assets/pic.png becomes https://example.com/assets/pic.png.
  • An absolute URL of an embed stays as it is.
  • baseUrl must be an absolute URL.
  • Without baseUrl, the URL is used as written.

Supported AST Node Types

37 node types, as flatmarkdown 0.5.0 makes them. They are defined in SPEC_AST.md.

Block (17): document, paragraph, heading, code_block, block_quote, multiline_block_quote, list, item, task_item, table, table_row, table_cell, thematic_break, html_block, footnote_definition, alert, subtext

Inline (20): text, softbreak, linebreak, emph, strong, strikethrough, underline, highlight, superscript, subscript, spoilered_text, code, link, embed, wikilink, footnote_reference, shortcode, math, html_inline, hashtag

A node with an unknown type renders its children only. So the text inside a node of a newer parser is not lost.

Rendered HTML

The elements are the same as in the HTML that the flatmarkdown Rust crate writes.

| Node | Rendered as | |---|---| | embed | <img src alt title width height>. The alt is the text of the children. The width and the height come from w and h of props | | hashtag | <a href="tag" class="hashtag" data-hashtag="true">#tag</a> | | wikilink | <a href="page" data-wikilink="true">label</a> | | footnote_reference | <sup id="fnref-name" class="footnote-ref"><a href="#fn-name">[name]</a></sup>. The second reference to the same footnote has the id fnref-name-2 | | footnote_definition | <div id="fn-name" class="footnote">, with the label <a href="#fnref-name" class="footnote-label">[name]:</a> in its first paragraph | | alert | <blockquote class="alert alert-note"><p class="alert-title">Note</p>…</blockquote> | | subtext | <p><sub>…</sub></p> | | math | <span class="math">…</span> | | spoilered_text | <span class="spoiler">…</span> | | code_block | <pre><code class="language-rust">. No class for the info text | | table | <table> with <thead> and <tbody>. A cell has align when its column has an alignment | | task_item | <li> with a disabled checkbox |

An inline footnote (^[text]) has a name that the parser made, such as __inline_1. Its number is shown instead: [1].

html_block and html_inline are written into a <span> as raw HTML. Render only content that you trust.

Build

npm install
npm run build   # outputs dist/ with ESM, CJS, and .d.ts
npm test        # runs vitest

License

MIT