micromark-util-subtokenize
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micromark utility to tokenize subtokens.
npm:
npm install micromark-util-subtokenize
import {subtokenize} from 'micromark-util-subtokenize'
/**
* Content is transparent: it’s parsed right now. That way, definitions are also
* parsed right now: before text in paragraphs (specifically, media) are parsed.
*
* @type {Resolver}
*/
function resolveContent(events) {
subtokenize(events)
return events
}
This module exports the following identifiers: subtokenize.
There is no default export.
subtokenize(events)Tokenize subcontent.
events (Event[]) — List of eventsboolean — Whether subtokens were found.
See security.md in micromark/.github for how to
submit a security report.
See contributing.md in micromark/.github for ways
to get started.
See support.md for ways to get help.
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micromark utility to tokenize subtokens
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