micromark-util-decode-string

import { decodeString } from 'micromark-util-decode-string'; // Example 1: Decoding HTML character references like `&` console.log('Decoding HTML character references:'); const htmlRefString = 'This is a string with & entities ©.'; console.log(`Original: "${htmlRefString}"`); console.log(`Decoded: "${decodeString(htmlRefString)}"`); // Expected output: Original: "This is a string with & entities ©." // Decoded: "This is a string with & entities ©." console.log('\n---'); // Example 2: Decoding numeric character references (decimal and hexadecimal) console.log('Decoding numeric character references:'); const numericRefString = 'Hello € world ☺!'; console.log(`Original: "${numericRefString}"`); console.log(`Decoded: "${decodeString(numericRefString)}"`); // Expected output: Original: "Hello € world ☺!" // Decoded: "Hello € world ☺!" console.log('\n---'); // Example 3: Decoding Markdown character escapes (e.g., backslash escapes) console.log('Decoding Markdown character escapes:'); const escapeString = 'Special characters like \\*asterisks\\* and \\_underscores\\_ are unescaped.'; console.log(`Original: "${escapeString}"`); console.log(`Decoded: "${decodeString(escapeString)}"`); // Expected output: Original: "Special characters like \*asterisks\* and \_underscores\_ are unescaped." // Decoded: "Special characters like *asterisks* and _underscores_ are unescaped." console.log('\n---'); // Example 4: Mixed string with common markdown context, simulating internal micromark use console.log('Mixed context decoding:'); const mixedString = 'A link title with some \\& escaped characters — "Example"'; console.log(`Original: "${mixedString}"`); console.log(`Decoded: "${decodeString(mixedString)}"`); // Expected output: Original: "A link title with some \& escaped characters — "Example"" // Decoded: "A link title with some & escaped characters — "Example"" // This utility is typically used internally by micromark or in custom micromark extensions // for precise Markdown string processing.