Very tiny (100 LOC) markdown formatter
npm install --save markdo
# Header 1 (heading1)## Heading 2 (heading2)### Heading 3 (heading3)**Bold** (bold)_Italic_ (italic)[link](url) (link)> Quote (quote)- Bullted list (bulletedList)1. Ordered list (orderedList)[ ] Task list (taskList)import markdo from 'markdo';
/**
* markdo(text: string, style: string, cursorPosition: {start: number, end: number});
*/
const line = 'Think of RxJS as Lodash for events.';
console.log(markdo(line, 'bulletedList', {start: 13, end: 13}));
/*
Think of
- RxJS
as Lodash for events.
*/
// you can specify selection of the text as range
console.log(markdo(line, 'bold', {start: 9, end: 13}));
// Think of **RxJS** as Lodash for events.
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Tiny markdown formatter
We found that markdo demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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