When we using marked the most sample usage will look like:
const mdString = '# Hello Marked';
const htmlString = marked(mdString);If we need advanced usage, from the marked source code and document.
We will see like that
const mdString = '# Hello Marked';
let lexer = new marked.Lexer();
let tokens = lexer.lex(mdString);
const htmlString = marked.parser(tokens);In order to export more lifecycle hooks in parse tokens, customize renderer, I hope marki can help.
Usage 1, directly using marki bundled transform
const htmlString = marki(mdString);
Usage 2, using marki with options
let transformOptions = {
lexer:{
},
parser:{
},
renderer:{
}
};
const htmlString = marki(mdString, transformOptions)
Usage 3, using customize marki wrapper and add customize options.
let myMdCompiler = new marki.Compiler();
myMdCompiler.parser.set('xxxOptionName',false);
myMdCompiler.parser.set('xxxOptionName','-');
myMdCompiler.lexer.addFlow('flowName',function(){}, flowOptions);
myMdCompiler.lexer.removeFlow('flowName');
myMdCompiler.lexer.flows;
let htmlString = myMdCompiler.compile(mdString).html;
let compiledObject = myMdCompiler.compile(mdString);
// or export
export default myMdCompiler;
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