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markdown2jsx

v1.0.1

Published

A Markdown to JSX parser

Downloads

138

Readme

Markdown parser in React

this module converts Markdown into JSX. It is composed of one function:

function MarkDown2JSX(src: String, MDstyle: Object, srcCodeFunction: Function, listFunction: Function): Array

and that function takes 4 parameters:

  • src: the Markdown source code

  • MDstyle: the styles object composed out of class-names strings with wich you can style some of the markdown components.

these components are:

  • header
  • link
  • codeBlock
  • blockQuoteBackground
  • blockQuoteLeftBorder
  • inlineCodeBlock
  • bold
  • italic
  • linethrough
  • bulletList
  • table

Each one of these Markdown Components can be given custom styles by giving them a class-name and then defining that class-name in a CSS file.

  • srcCodeFunction: call back function meant to style the source code within a code block. (optional)

    the srcCodeFunction should be a function that looks like this:

    function srcCodeFunction(src:String, lan:String): JSX

    Where src is the source code and lan is the specified language of the source code.

  • listFunction: call back function meant to determine what glyph comes before the text of a bullet list. (optional)

    the listFunction should be a function that looks like this:

    function listFunction(spaces: Number, value: String): String

    Where spaces is the indentation or the amount of spaces that comes before a member of a bullet list and value is the text of a particular member of a bullet list.

    npm install

    npm i markdown2jsx

    make sure to see the example in order to see all the current markdown features