remarkable

import { Remarkable } from 'remarkable'; // Initialize Remarkable with default settings (similar to GFM, but HTML disabled) const md = new Remarkable(); // Render a basic Markdown string to HTML const markdownString = '# Hello, Remarkable!\n\nThis is a *simple* paragraph.'; const htmlOutput = md.render(markdownString); console.log('--- Default Rendering ---'); console.log(htmlOutput); // Expected output: <h1>Hello, Remarkable!</h1><p>This is a <em>simple</em> paragraph.</p> // Demonstrate a common preset: 'commonmark' const mdCommonMark = new Remarkable('commonmark'); const commonMarkOutput = mdCommonMark.render('1. Ordered list item\n\n- Unordered list item'); console.log('\n--- CommonMark Preset Rendering ---'); console.log(commonMarkOutput); // Demonstrate setting options via constructor const mdWithOptions = new Remarkable({ html: true, // Enable HTML tags in source breaks: true, // Convert '\n' in paragraphs into <br> typographer: true // Enable smart quotes and other typographic improvements }); const complexMarkdown = ` # Markdown with Options <p>This is an HTML paragraph.</p> Line one. Line two. "Smart quotes" should be enabled. `; const complexHtmlOutput = mdWithOptions.render(complexMarkdown); console.log('\n--- Rendering with Custom Options ---'); console.log(complexHtmlOutput);