remark-message-control

remark-message-control

Enable, disable, and ignore messages with remark.

Installation

npm:

npm install remark-message-control

Usage

var remark = require('remark');
var report = require('vfile-reporter');
var control = require('remark-message-control');

remark().use(warn).use(control, {name: 'foo'}).process([
  '<!--foo ignore-->',
  '',
  '## Heading',
  ''
].join('\n'), function (err, file) {
  console.log(report(err || file));
});

function warn() {
  return function (tree, file) {
    var message = file.message('Whoops!', tree.children[1]);
    message.ruleId = 'thing';
    message.source = 'foo';
  };
}

Yields:

no issues found

API

remark.use(control, options)

Let comment markers control messages from a certain sources.

options

• name (string) — Name of markers which can control the message sources.
• known (Array.<string>, optional) — List of allowed ruleIds. When given, a warning is triggered when someone tries to control an unknown rule.
• reset (boolean, default: false) — Whether to treat all messages as turned off initially.
• enable (Array.<string>, optional) — List of allowed ruleIds used when reset: true to initially turn on. By default (reset: false), all rules are turned on.
• disable (Array.<string>, optional) — List of disallowed ruleIds used when reset: false to initially turn off.
• sources (string or Array.<string>, optional) — One or more sources which markers by the specified name can control.

Markers

disable

The “disable” marker turns off all messages of the given rule identifiers. When without identifiers, all messages are turned off.

For example, to turn off certain messages:

<!--lint disable list-item-bullet-indent strong-marker-->

*   **foo**

A paragraph, and now another list.

  * __bar__

enable

The “enable” marker turns on all messages of the given rule identifiers. When without identifiers, all messages are turned on.

For example, to enable certain messages:

<!--lint enable strong-marker-->

**foo** and __bar__.

ignore

The “ignore” marker turns off all messages of the given rule identifiers for the duration of the following node. When without identifiers, all messages are turned off.

After the end of the adjacent node, messages are allowed again.

For example, to turn off certain messages for the next node:

<!--lint ignore list-item-bullet-indent strong-marker-->

*   **foo**
  * __bar__

License

MIT © Titus Wormer