Just release casual-markdown v0.85 - a super lightweight RegExp-based markdown parser, with TOC, scrollspy and frontmatter support
- simple, super lightweight (less than 190 lines)
- vanilla javascript, no dependence
- support all browsers (IE9+, Chrome, Firefox, Brave, etc..)
- straight-forward coding style, hopefully readable.
- support basic syntax according Basic Markdown Syntax (markdownguide.org)
- support subset of extended-syntax
- table-of-content (TOC) and scrollspy support
- auto highlight comment and keyword in code-block
- frontmatter for simple YAML
- extendable (by override md.before, md.after, md.formatCode, md.formatYAML)
Usage
just simply include casual-markdown.js
from local or CDN.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/casualwriter/casual-markdown/dist/casual-markdown.css">
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/casualwriter/casual-markdown/dist/casual-markdown.js"></script>
Then call markdown-parser by md.html(), or TOC by md.toc()
// get markdown source from element
var mdText = document.getElementById('source').innerHTML
// parse markdown, and render content
document.getElementById('content').innerHTML = md.html( mdText )
// render TOC, add scrollspy to document.body
md.toc( 'content', 'toc', { css:'h2,h3,h4', title:'Table of Contents', scrollspy:'body' } )
// render TOC, title=Index, add scrollspy to <div id=content>
md.toc( 'content', 'toc', { title:'Index', scrollspy:'content' } )
Please visit github for more details, or check Supported Syntax of Casual-Markdown
a little rush work, please let me know if have any bug.
have a nice day,
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