@lowlighter/markdown v2.0.0

🖨️ Markdown

• 🦕 Playground
• 📚 Documentation

📑 Examples

Rendering markdown

// Render markdown using the default renderer
import { Renderer } from "./renderer.ts"
await Renderer.render("# Hello, world!")

// Render markdown using a custom renderer
import { gfm, highlighting, markers, math, sanitize, wikilinks } from "./plugins/mod.ts"
const renderer = new Renderer({ plugins: [gfm, highlighting, math, markers, wikilinks, sanitize] })
await renderer.render("# Hello, world!")

Creating a custom renderer with different plugins sources

import { Renderer } from "./renderer.ts"
import frontmatter from "./plugins/frontmatter.ts"

const renderer = await Renderer.with({
  plugins: [
    // You can specify an existing Plugin object...
    frontmatter,
    // ...or a a HTTPS import that points towards a compatible Plugin object!
    // Warning: this is not possible if you are using the JSR package version
    //          https://github.com/denoland/deno/pull/22623
    "https://esm.sh/jsr/@libs/markdown/plugins/gfm",
  ],
})
await renderer.render("# foo")

✨ Features

• Render markdown to HTML using the unified ecosystem.
• Straightforward API for both basic markdown and extended markdown rendering
• Support out-of-the-box dozen of plugins to add extended markdown features
  • Headings anchors
  • Custom directives
  • Emoji rendering
  • Frontmatter parsing
  • GitHub Flavored Markdown
  • Code highlighting
  • Linebreaks
  • Markers
  • Math rendering
  • Mermaid diagrams
  • Ruby annotations
  • HTML sanitization
  • Comment removal
  • Wiki links
  • etc.
• Plugins can be imported:
  • From already existing Plugin objects
  • From local sources
  • From remote HTTPS sources
    • The last option is particularly useful for user-provided customizations in a dynamic environment.

📜 Licenses and credits

Copyright (c) Simon Lecoq <@lowlighter>. (MIT License)
https://github.com/lowlighter/libs/blob/main/LICENSE

This library rely on the awesome unified ecosystem.