How to use the InlineLexer function from marked

render-markdown.js

GitHub: mattdesl/vmd

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  }

  return originalListItemRenderer(text)
}

var originalInlineOutput = marked.InlineLexer.prototype.output

marked.InlineLexer.prototype.output = function (src) {
  return unescapeEmoji(originalInlineOutput.call(this, escapeEmoji(src)))
}

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parser.js

GitHub: tradle/rn-markdown

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consoul.js

GitHub: pifantastic/consoul

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function Parser (options) {
  marked.Parser.call(this, options);
}

function InlineLexer (links, options) {
  marked.InlineLexer.call(this, links, options);
}

util.inherits(Parser, marked.Parser);
util.inherits(InlineLexer, marked.InlineLexer);

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InlineLexer.js

GitHub: yandex-cloud/yfm2xliff

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adaptiveInlineLexer.js

GitHub: rcasto/adaptive-markdown

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pdfParser.js

GitHub: barzamin/marked-pdfmake

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/**
 * Parse Loop
 */

PdfParser.prototype.parse = function (src) {
  this.inline = new marked.InlineLexer(src.links, this.options);
  // use an InlineLexer with a TextRenderer to extract pure text
  this.inlineText = new marked.InlineLexer(
    src.links,
    merge({}, this.options, { renderer: new marked.TextRenderer() })

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