How to use the Lexer function from marked
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GitHub: smartdown/smartdown
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// rendering, or else they will act as paragraphs and // not use the inline styling. // I wonder if WalkTokens would be easier... // https://marked.js.org/using_pro#walk-tokens const lexer = new marked.Lexer(); const tokens = lexer.lex(md); let precedingParagraph = null; let precedingInlinedCodeblock = null; // This is a code block with /inline
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markdown += convertMarkdown(content[i].content, links, !content[i].block); markdown += '</' + tag + '>'; } } var tokens = marked.Lexer.lex(markdown.replace(/^\s+/, '')); tokens.links = links; html = marked.Parser.parse(tokens); if (insideContentClass) {
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