1.1.0 • Published 8 months ago
markdown-it-when v1.1.0
markdown-it-when
Conditional text render plugin for markdown-it markdown parser
With this plugin you can create conditional text blocks and inline parts that are rendered only when (that's where the name comes from) the condition is met.
Here be ((when dragons))*dragons* or ((/when))other creatures.
((when dragons))
And here, too.
((/when))Now you can override when_open, when_close, when_block_open and when_block_close blocks and inline blocks to achieve something like this in, for example, Vue:
Here be <span v-if="dragons"><em>dragons</em> or </span>other creatures.
<p v-if="dragons">
And here, too.
</p>Installation
node.js
$ npm install markdown-it-when --saveAPI
var md = require('markdown-it')()
.use(require('markdown-it-when')[, options]);Options:
- options::
- phrases - optional, what words are supported, default:
[ 'when', 'until' ] - startRegex - optional, the regex for the start tag, default:
'\\(\\($0 ([^)]*?)\\)\\)'matches anything like((phrase anything)). The$0is replaced with any of the phrases - endRegex - optional, the regex for the end tag, default:
'\\(\\(\\/$0\\)\\)', matches anything like((/phrase)) - whenBlockOpen - optional, the render function for when open block, NOTE! There's no good default rendered implemented, you have to provide something
- whenBlockClose - optional, the render function for when close block, NOTE! There's no good default rendered implemented, you have to provide something
- whenOpen - optional, the render function for when open inline, NOTE! There's no good default rendered implemented, you have to provide something
- whenClose - optional, the render function for when close inline, NOTE! There's no good default rendered implemented, you have to provide something
- phrases - optional, what words are supported, default:
Contributing
Please contribute.
$ pnpm install
$ pnpm testCheck out the test/fixtures/default.txt file for the test cases. Create a test case following the markdown-it-testgen format. Then implement the feature and create a pull request.
Building
pnpm buildPublishing
pnpm publishLicense
MIT (see LICENSE file)