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rebber is a LaTeX stringifier for remark
npm:
npm install rebber
const unified = require('unified')
const remarkParser = require('remark-parse')
const rebber = require('rebber')
const {contents} = unified()
.use(remarkParser)
.use(rebber)
.processSync('### foo')
console.log(contents);
Yields:
\section{foo}
toLaTeX(node[, options])
Stringify the given MDAST node.
options.overrides
Overrides are named that way because they can override any MDAST node type to latex stringifier. Their other use is to use custom latex stringifier for custom MDAST node type.
Examples:
const {contents} = unified()
.use(remarkParser)
.use(remarkFoobarElementsParser) // creates MDAST nodes of type 'foobar'
.use(rebber, {
overrides: {
// override rebber's method to turn MDAST link nodes into latex
link: require('./your-own-link-latexifier')
// tell rebber what to use to turn MDAST foobar nodes into latex
foobar: require('./your-foobar-latexifier')
}
})
options.<mdastNodeType>
MDAST nodes are stringified to LaTeX using sensible default LaTeX commands. However, you can customize most of the LaTeX command corresponding to MDAST nodes. Here are documented the function signatures of these customizable commands. Note that the keys of the options
object are named after the corresponding MDAST node type.
For example, by default, ![](/foo.png)
will get compiled to \includegraphics{/foo.png}
.
Setting
options.image = (node) => `[inserted image located at "${node.url}"]`
will stringify our example Markdown to [inserted image located at "/foo.png"]
instead of \includegraphics{/foo.png}
.
options.blockquote
(text) => ``,
options.break
() => ``,
options.code
(textCode, lang) => ``,
options.definition
(options, identifier, url, title) => ``,
options.footnote
(identifier, text, protect) => ``,
options.footnoteDefinition
(identifier, text) => ``,
options.footnoteReference
(identifier) => ``,
options.headings
[
(text) => ``, // level 1 heading
(text) => ``, // level 2 heading
(text) => ``, // level 3 heading
(text) => ``, // level 4 heading
(text) => ``, // level 5 heading
(text) => ``, // level 6 heading
(text) => ``, // level 7 heading
],
options.image
(node) => ``,
options.link
(displayText, url, title) => ``,
options.linkReference
(reference, content) => ``,
options.list
(content, isOrdered) => ``,
options.listItem
(content) => ``,
options.text
(text) => ``,
options.thematicBreak
() => ``,
rebber-plugins
— A collection of rebber plugins able to stringify custom Remark node types.FAQs
Stringifies MDAST to LaTeX
The npm package rebber receives a total of 50 weekly downloads. As such, rebber popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rebber demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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