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plgg-md

v0.0.2

Published

A Markdown-to-typed-data parser built from scratch on the plgg framework: a layout-marker frontmatter splitter and a block tokenizer for the plggpress subset that produce an immutable Box-union AST (Result, never throw)

Readme

plgg-md

UNSTABLE - Experimental study work. Part of the plgg monorepo.

A Markdown-to-typed-data parser, built from scratch on plgg. A layout-marker frontmatter splitter and a block tokenizer for the plggpress Markdown subset produce an immutable Box-union AST — a Result, never a throw. It underpins plggpress content parsing.

Why this package exists

plggpress needs Markdown as data it can render through plgg-view, not as an opaque HTML string. plgg-md parses source text into a typed tree so the render step is a pure fold:

plgg ── plgg-md ── plggpress
          └── renders to plgg-view Html

How it's organized

  • Frontmatter — the layout-marker splitter that peels a page's frontmatter off its body.
  • Block — the block tokenizer that turns the body into the Box-union AST (headings, lists, fenced code, …).
  • Inline — inline-span tokenizing within a block.
  • Render — folds the AST into a plgg-view Html tree.

Because the AST is a Box union and every step returns a Result, malformed input is a value to handle, not an exception.

Conventions

  • as / any / ts-ignore are prohibited (see root CLAUDE.md); the parser narrows with plgg type guards, Option, and Result.
  • After editing plgg or plgg-view core, rebuild its dist or this package won't see new exports.