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marked-async

v0.3.7

Published

A markdown parser built for speed with async

Downloads

418

Readme

marked-async

Modified marked module for using with asynchronous renderer methods.

Install

npm install marked-async --save

marked() function return Promise object.

import marked from 'marked-async'

const html = await marked('I am using __markdown__.')
console.log(html)
// Outputs: <p>I am using <strong>markdown</strong>.</p>

async renderer

Default marked renderer is

import marked from 'marked-async'
const renderer = new marked.Renderer()

renderer.image = (href, title, text) => {
  return `<img src="${href}" />`
}

const html = async marked('# heading+', { renderer: renderer })
console.log(html)

You can also set renderer method with async mode.

renderer.image = async (href, title, text) => {

  // some async process...
  const image = await fetchImage(href)
  const size = await fetchImageSize(image)

  return `<img src="${href}" width="${size.width}" height="${size.height}" />`
}

const html = async marked('# heading+', { renderer: renderer })
console.log(html)

Author

Yusuke Shibata

Original marked is by Christopher Jeffrey.

License

MIT