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A lot of functionality can be added to Marked's markdown parsing using plugins aka custom extensions. However the Marked docs are not very straightforward about extensibility in general.
Make it easy to inject custom extensions (both npm packages and local paths), maybe via string instead of having to pass a function which only works with .js config files (or maybe change the readme to suggest .js as the preferred config file type).
Add a dedicated section to the readme that explains:
How to load custom extensions (both npm packages and local).
How to override or extend the renderer.
That a custom extension can be published as an npm package so everyone can benefit from it; also that it can be submitted to the list of known extensions in the Marked docs (https://marked.js.org/using_advanced#extensions).
A lot of examples and info can probably be found in past issues where I suggested overriding the renderer via a function in a .js config file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem:
A lot of functionality can be added to Marked's markdown parsing using plugins aka custom extensions. However the Marked docs are not very straightforward about extensibility in general.
Solution:
.js
config files (or maybe change the readme to suggest.js
as the preferred config file type).A lot of examples and info can probably be found in past issues where I suggested overriding the renderer via a function in a
.js
config file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: