Marked does not provide an AST¶
I misunderstood my reading of marked's docs website and believed that it did have an AST. Previously, I planned for CAN to use marked to process markdown input.
After further research, I've found the unist project, which is a spec for syntax trees. Tied to this project is remark, a markdown processer which can provide a unist-compliant AST. Therefore, CAN will use remark to process markdown input
Backlinks¶
- A CAN note is stored using its AST
- as marked does not provide an AST and remark uses a wider community via unist, CAN will uses remark to process markdown input
- CAN will use marked to process markdown input
- !! warning