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Hi @nschloe, I'm not sure if I get your question. In mistletoe (not mistletoe-ebp which is/was a fork which I don't know deeply), you can use e.g. MathJaxRenderer if you are interested in rendering HTML together with the MathJax JS library.
Related mistletoe documentation:
- https://github.com/miyuchina/mistletoe/#usage
- https://github.com/miyuchina/mistletoe/blob/master/dev-guide.md#creating-a-custom-token-and-renderer - more in-depth view on custom tokens and renderers
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not mistletoe-ebp which is/was a fork which I don't know deeply)
Ah, hadn't realized they were different. (When googling I always get to their documentation.)
if you are interested in rendering HTML
My interest in in parsing. I'd like to parse, change some things, and render back to Markdown. For this to work, I need Strikethrough (~~...~~
), math, tables, etc. parsed correctly.
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OK, so what about the following code? Essentially, you need to pass additional token class(es) to the parsing process as well as to define corresponding render_...
method(s) - you do this by defining your own renderer class:
from typing import Iterable
import mistletoe
from mistletoe import block_token
from mistletoe.latex_token import Math
from mistletoe.markdown_renderer import Fragment, MarkdownRenderer
class MyMarkdownRenderer(MarkdownRenderer):
def __init__(self, **kwargs):
"""
Args:
**kwargs: additional parameters to be passed to the ancestors'
constructors.
"""
super().__init__(Math, **kwargs)
def render_math(self, token) -> Iterable[Fragment]:
yield Fragment(token.content + " (Math rules :))")
# @override
def render_fenced_code_block(
self, token: block_token.BlockCode, max_line_length: int
) -> Iterable[str]:
indentation = " " * token.indentation
yield indentation + token.delimiter + token.info_string + (
" (Math rules :))" if token.info_string == "math" else ""
)
yield from self.prefix_lines(token.content[:-1].split("\n"), indentation)
yield indentation + token.delimiter
print(
MyMarkdownRenderer().render(
mistletoe.Document(
"""
a paragraph with math: $ 2^3 $
$$ c^2 = a^2 + b^2 $$
```math
x^2 = -1
```
"""
)
)
)
This outputs:
a paragraph with math: $ 2^3 $ (Math rules :))
$$ c^2 = a^2 + b^2 $$ (Math rules :))
```math (Math rules :))
x^2 = -1
```
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Related Issues (20)
- Do not escape double or single quotes by default HOT 1
- Use strict PascalCase for class names HOT 3
- Renderer for Natural Docs HOT 6
- How to add a custom token inside a block token? HOT 1
- How to add a custom token inside a block token? HOT 3
- make output markdown keep original indentation of the 1st line in a list item
- parse-render loop creates newline HOT 3
- Render Heading to markdown: ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list HOT 2
- `block_token.List.start` is both a classmethod and attribute HOT 1
- BaseRenderer.render_line_break does not work without override HOT 1
- Delete a Document node. Recommended way? HOT 4
- `MarkdownRenderer` is not concurrent safe HOT 3
- MarkdownRenderer should emit extra newline after list HOT 4
- heading token content is always the last heading HOT 1
- Keep list item indentation in MarkdownRenderer HOT 2
- Telegram's MarkdownV2 HOT 7
- Footnote not processed if there is a whitespace in text HOT 2
- Simply thank you! HOT 3
- How to render aligned math equations? HOT 2
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