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nextjournal.markdown
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Facility functions for handling markdown conversions
Facility functions for handling markdown conversions
nextjournal.markdown.parser
Deals with transforming a collection of markdown-it tokens obtained from parsing markdown text into an AST composed of nested clojure structures.
See parse function.
A "Node" has the following keys:
- type: a Node's type as keyword (:heading, :paragraph, :text, :code etc.)
- info: (optional) fenced code info
- content: (optional) a collection of Nodes representing nested content
- text: (optional) content of text nodes, a collection of Nodes
- level: (optional) heading level
- attrs: attributes as passed by markdownit tokens (e.g {:attrs {:style "some style info"}})
Deals with transforming a collection of markdown-it tokens obtained from parsing markdown text into an AST composed
of nested clojure structures.
See `parse` function.
A "Node" has the following keys:
- type: a Node's type as keyword (:heading, :paragraph, :text, :code etc.)
- info: (optional) fenced code info
- content: (optional) a collection of Nodes representing nested content
- text: (optional) content of text nodes, a collection of Nodes
- level: (optional) heading level
- attrs: attributes as passed by markdownit tokens (e.g {:attrs {:style "some style info"}})
nextjournal.markdown.transform
transform markdown data as returned by nextjournal.markdown/parse into other formats, currently:
- hiccup
transform markdown data as returned by `nextjournal.markdown/parse` into other formats, currently: * hiccup
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