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remark-merge

v0.0.3

Published

Remark plugin to get all images from `markdown` as an `array` and optionally update/replace them

Downloads

2

Readme

remark-merge

remark plugin to merge two or more consecutive blockquote or code elements into one

Installation

npm install remark-merge --save

Usage

Say we have the following file, example.md:

# Title

Content...

> Quote text 1

> Quote text 2

Some paragraph...

> Quote text 3

Another paragraph...

> Quote text 4

> Quote text 5

> Quote text 6

More paragraphs...

```javascript
const param1 = true
```

```javascript
const param2 = true
```

```javascript
const param3 = true
```

Another paragraph

```javascript
const param4 = true
```

```javascript
const param5 = true
```

Anoter paragraph

```javascript
const end = true
```

Last paragraph

And our script, example.js, looks as follows:

const vfile = require('to-vfile')
const remark = require('remark')
const merge = require('remark-merge')

const options = {
  types: ['blockquote', 'code'],
  devider: null,
}

const markdown = remark()
  .use(merge, options)
  .process(vfile.readSync('example.html'), function (err, file) {
    if (err) throw err
    console.log(String(file))
  })

Now, running node example yields:

# Title

Content...

> Quote text 1
>
> Quote text 2

Some paragraph...

> Quote text 3

Another paragraph...

> Quote text 4
>
> Quote text 5
>
> Quote text 6

More paragraphs...

```javascript
const param1 = true

const param2 = true

const param3 = true
```

Another paragraph

```javascript
const param4 = true

const param5 = true
```

Anoter paragraph

```javascript
const end = true
```

Last paragraph

If devider option is provided, then merged blocks will be devided with provided string (in our example it's ---):

...

> Quote text 4
>
> ---
>
> Quote text 5
>
> ---
>
> Quote text 6

More paragraphs...

```javascript
const param1 = true

---

const param2 = true

---

const param3 = true
```

...

Options

  • types - array - One of the defaults, or both. Default is [ 'blockquote', 'code' ]
  • devider - string - Sting that will devide blocks. Line break will be ignored. Default is empty string.