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@nucleogenesis/markdownjs

v0.0.3

Published

A simple markdown script in JavaScript.

Downloads

7

Readme

Markdown Parser

This is a work-in-progress - super simple Markdown parser. In order to find, match and replace Markdown with proper HTML, I am using regular expressions to match the expected format of the incoming Markdown.

Usage

Adding const parseMarkdownToHTML = require('./index'); where the ./index is the path to the index.js file included in this repo.

You can then use that function by giving it the raw Markdown text:

const parseMarkdownToHTML = require('./index');

const markdown = getElementById("markdown-input").value;    // Get your markdown text - such as from an input or textarea.
const html = parseMarkdownToHTML(markdown);                 // Use the function to convert the Markdown to HTML

getElementById("converted-markdown").innerHTML = html;      // Do things with it - such as applying it to a targeted area of your HTML.

TODO

  • Add tests for all Markdown parsing requirements
  • Make said tests pass.
  • Structure & rename for import into other projects.
  • Revise README once everything is completed.