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@moritzrs/micromark-extension-ofm-wikilink

v0.0.1

Published

micromark extension to support OFM wikilinks

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101

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micromark-extension-ofm-wikilink

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micromark extensions to support Obsidian Flavored Markdown (OFM) wikilinks and embeddings.

What is this?

This package contains two extensions to add support for OFM tag syntax to micromark.

As there is no one formal specification, this extensions follows the behavior explained in the Obsidian help but deviates in some places, e.g. in parsing whitespace more like explained in the Wikipedia.

When to use this

This project is useful if you want to support OFM wikilinks or embeddings in your markdown.

You can use these extensions when you are working with micromark. To support all OFM features use micromark-extension-ofm.

All theses packages are used in remark-ofm which focusses on making it easier to transform content by abstracting these internals away.

Install

This package is ESM only. In Node.js (version 18+), install with npm:

npm install @moritzrs/micromark-extension-ofm-wikilink

Use

import { micromark } from "micromark";
import { ofmTag, ofmTagHtml } from "@moritzrs/micromark-extension-ofm-tag";

const output = micromark("This is a [[link]].", {
	extensions: [ofmTag()],
	htmlExtensions: [ofmTagHtml()],
});

console.log(output);

Yields:

<p>This is a <a href="link">link</a>.</p>

API

This package exports the identifiers ofmWikilink and ofmWikilinkHtml. There is no default export.

ofmWikilink()

Creates an extension for micromark to enable OFM wikilink syntax.

Parameters
  • none
Returns

Extension for micromark that can be passed in extensions, to enable OFM wikilink syntax (Extension).

ofmWikilinkHtml()

Creates an extension for micromark to support OFM wikilinks when serializing to HTML.

Parameters
  • none
Returns

Extension for micromark that can be passed in htmlExtensions, to support OFM wikilinks and embeddings when serializing to HTML (HtmlExtension).

Authoring

When authoring markdown with wikilink, keep in mind that wikilinks don't work in most places, and not all implementations behave the same.

While I tried to follow the description in the Obsidian help, there are some differences. Especially when it comes to whitespace, I opted to follow the Wikipedia description of links, where any prefix or suffix whitespace to links, hashes and aliases is ignored.

HTML

When using wikilinks, they will be expressed as normal links: <a href="path#hash">alias</a>. Embeddings will be expressed as iframes with fallback links: <iframe src="path#hash" title="alias"><a href="path#hash">alias</a></iframe>.

Also links won't be resolved, so you might need to handle that yourself in mdast.

CSS

Wikilinks can be styled like normal links using the following selector.

a {
	color: #ff00ff;
}

Syntax

In this extension, wikilinks form using the following BNF:

<wikilink> ::= "!"? "[[" <space>* <path>? <space>* <hash>? <space>* <alias>? <space>* "]]"

<path> ::= <content>
<hash> ::= "#" <space>* <letters>* <space>*
<alias> ::= "|" <space>* <content>* <space>*

<content> ::= <letters> | <content> <space>+ <content>
<letters> ::= <letter>+

<space> ::= " "
<letter> ::= [a-z] | [A-Z] | [0-9] | "."

The above grammar shows that embeddings and wikilinks are both classified as wikilinks. The differentiation happens at a higher level.

The grammar also allows for more whitespaces than obsidian and strips them when parsing. This means that [[ path | alias ]] is the same as [[path|alias]].

Compatibility

This package was tested to work with micromark version 4 and later with node version 18 and later.

Security

This package is safe.

Related

Contribute

I don't know if i can check PRs in a timely manner, but feel free to open PRs or issues. If participation is high I will need to add a code of conduct and contribution guidelines.

Disclaimer

This package is not affiliated with Obsidian.md or the developers of Obsidian.md.

License

MIT © Moritz R. Schulz