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nizel-kit

v0.1.10

Published

Browser and native WebView integration kit for Nizel with official plugin registry.

Readme

nizel-kit

Browser and native WebView integration bundle for Nizel.

nizel-kit packages the browser renderer plus a registry of official plugins. Native apps can show settings from supportedPlugins, store selected plugin IDs, and pass those IDs back to the renderer. The Swift app does not need to parse or convert Markdown extension syntax.

Install

npm install nizel-kit

Browser / IIFE

Use dist/nizel-kit.iife.js in WKWebView, JSContext, or a browser shell. It exposes NizelKit.

const html = await NizelKit.markdownToHtml(markdown, {
  enabledPlugins: ['alert', 'deflist', 'footnotes', 'math', 'typography', 'diagrams'],
});

Settings UI

supportedPlugins is intentionally serializable:

NizelKit.supportedPlugins
// [{ id, label, description, defaultEnabled, category, exclusiveGroup? }, ...]

For Swift, store [String] plugin IDs such as:

let enabledPlugins = ["alert", "math", "typography"]

Then pass that array into JavaScript when rendering.

Code-rendering plugins use exclusiveGroup: "code-renderer". If multiple code renderers are selected, nizel-kit keeps the last selected one so the renderer remains deterministic.

API

  • supportedPlugins - serializable plugin metadata for settings screens.
  • defaultEnabledPlugins() - plugin IDs enabled by default.
  • normalizeEnabledPlugins(ids) - validates plugin IDs and resolves exclusive groups.
  • createPlugins(ids, pluginOptions) - returns Nizel plugin instances.
  • useNizelKit(options) - creates a browser processor with selected plugins.
  • markdownToHtml(markdown, options) - renders Markdown to HTML.
  • mountMarkdown(target, markdown, options) - renders into a browser/WebView DOM target.

Plugin IDs

abbr, alert, autolink, citations, code-copy, deflist, details, diagrams, emoji, footnotes, frontmatter-ui, gfm, heading-anchors, math, media, sanitize, shiki, toc, and typography.

Swift / WebView Shape

struct NizelPluginSetting: Codable, Identifiable {
    let id: String
    let label: String
    let description: String
    let defaultEnabled: Bool
    let category: String
}

Load nizel-kit.iife.js, read NizelKit.supportedPlugins to build the settings UI, persist selected IDs, and call NizelKit.markdownToHtml(markdown, { enabledPlugins }) when rendering.

License

MIT