_{Discuss in #issue-2--support-markdown-tables}

We don't currently support markdown tables, but we want to display them in some way, maybe within a code block.

• Given

markdownToBlocks(`
- asdf
  - asdf2`)

• Actual

Array [
  Object {
    "text": Object {
      "text": "• asdf",
      "type": "mrkdwn",
    },
    "type": "section",
  },
]

• Expected

Array [
  Object {
    "text": Object {
      "text": "• asdf
    • asdf2",
      "type": "mrkdwn",
    },
    "type": "section",
  },
]

The current implementation to resolve the raw markdown into a markdown AST is not that efficient currently, since we convert to and from HTML during the process. This can probably be improved so that only one lexing / tokenizing is needed.

_{Discuss in #issue-4--prints-null-at-top-of-code-blocks-with-no-language-specified}

This sometimes creates a markdown block with null at the top of code-blocks with no language specified.

Repro steps:

1. Create a code block with no language specified
2. See that the markdown block has a null string at the top

_{Discuss in #public-issue-6--truncate-text-to-fit-in-the-slack-api}

• What is the current functionality?
  We don't truncate text in markdown blocks, headers, or image fields.

• What problems are you facing with the current feature?
  It's possible to send invalid blocks

• What is your idea?
  Truncate text to fit in the Slack API

_{Discuss in #public-issue-9--consider-using-the-marked-library-instead-of-remarkhype-to-reduc}

What is the current functionality?

The package is ~350kb minified

What problems are you facing with the current feature?

It's a little big

What is your idea?

Swap out dependencies for smaller ones

I tested this package with examples,
But an error occured as below.

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'lexer')
    at markdownToBlocks (index.ts:27:1)

export async function markdownToBlocks(
  body: string,
  options: ParsingOptions = {}
): Promise<KnownBlock[]> {
  const tokens = marked.lexer(body); // error line

  return parseBlocks(tokens, options);
}