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This project intends to take a series of markdown files and convert them to a series of html files that are ready to be hosted.
There are two possible ways to perform this:
Due to the reasons discussed above, it makes more sense to go with a multipass approach
type token struct {
category tokenType
value string
innerToken *token // use this to handle inline?
}
# This is a string **with bold** ahaha
type token struct {
category h1
value This is a string **with bold** ahaha
innerToken {
category bold
contents with bold
}
Issues:
type token struct {
category h1
value This is a string <strong>with bold</strong> ahaha
}
Issues:
# This is a string **with bold** ahaha
type token struct {
TokenType Header
String #
line 0
}
type token struct {
TokenType STRING
String This is a string
line 0
}
type token struct {
TokenType bold
String **
line 0
}
type token struct {
TokenType STRING
String with bold
line 0
}
type token struct {
TokenType bold
String with bold
line 0
}
type token struct {
TokenType bold
String with bold
line 0
}
type token struct {
TokenType STRING
String ahaha
line 0
}
type token struct {
TokenType newline
String \n
line 0
}
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