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markdown-diff-render

v0.1.6

Published

A markdown renderer to enable incremental rendering of markdown to avoid issues such as repeated loading of image resources and other performance problems caused by full re-rendering.

Readme

markdown-diff-render

English | 简体中文

markdown-diff-render is a Markdown renderer based on unified, remark, and snabbdom. It supports the GFM specification and is designed to enable incremental rendering of Markdown. This avoids issues such as repeated image loading and other performance problems caused by full re-rendering. It is especially suitable for scenarios involving concatenated Markdown content rendering.

Demo

live demo

Installation

npm i markdown-diff-render

Usage

import MDR from 'markdown-diff-render'
const container = document.querySelector("#container")
const mdr = new MDR(container, { className: "wrapper" })
const markdown = `
# Level 1 Heading

This is a paragraph

- List item 1
- List item 2
`
mdr.render(markdown)

Render output:

<div id="container">
    <div class="wrapper">
        <h1>Level 1 Heading</h1>
        <p>This is a paragraph</p>
        <ul>
            <li>List item 1</li>
            <li>List item 2</li>
        </ul>
    </div>
</div>

If the markdown content changes, the DOM structure will automatically update after calling the render method again.

Parameters

Constructor

new MDR(container[, { className, attrs, style, on, codeTheme }])

| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | |-------------|-------------|----------|-------------| | container | HTMLElement | Yes | A html element where render result inserted into | | className | string | No | Multiple class names should be separated by spaces, such as "classname1 classname2" | | attrs | object | No | HTML element attributes | | style | object | No | CSS key-value pairs | | on | object | No | Event listeners | | codeTheme | string | No | Code highlight theme, either light or dark. Default is light. |

Properties

| Property | Description | |----------|---------------------------| | dom | Root DOM node of the rendered Markdown |

Methods

| Method | Description | |-------------------|-------------------------------| | render(markdown) | Renders the provided Markdown string |

Code Highlighting

This project uses the rehype-highlight plugin to implement code highlighting and adopts the GitHub theme from highlight.js. If you want to use a different theme, override the highlight method and import your desired theme.

import _MDR from 'markdown-diff-render'
class MDR extends _MDR {
    highlight() {
        // import your code highlight theme here. Here's an example.
        import("highlight.js/styles/github.css")
    }
}

It supports the official themes provided by highlight.js.

Note: After overriding the highlight method, the codeTheme configuration option in the class constructor will no longer take effect.

Browser Support

Since dynamic imports are used (via import) to support switching between light and dark code highlight themes, the minimum supported browser version is Chrome 63.