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- # @lexical/mdast
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+ # `@lexical/mdast`
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- This 0.0.0-bootstrap.0 placeholder was published only to claim the npm package name so trusted publishing can be configured on npmjs.com. It contains no code; a future release will replace it.
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+ [![See API Documentation](https://lexical.dev/img/see-api-documentation.svg)](https://lexical.dev/docs/api/modules/lexical_mdast)
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+ > ⚠️ **Experimental:** everything in this package is marked
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+ > `@experimental` and may change between any two Lexical releases —
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+ > including breaking renames, signature changes, or behavior changes —
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+ > until the API stabilizes. `@lexical/markdown` remains the supported
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+ > default for production apps that don't want to track an experimental
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+ > API.
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+ An alternative to `@lexical/markdown` that is built on the
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+ [micromark](https://github.com/micromark/micromark) /
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+ [mdast](https://github.com/syntax-tree/mdast) ecosystem.
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+ Where `@lexical/markdown` ships its own regular-expression based parser, this
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+ package delegates Markdown parsing and serialization to `micromark` and
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+ `mdast-util-*`. That means **CommonMark + GFM compliance** comes from the same
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+ parser used by `remark`, and Markdown **shortcuts** are recognized by feeding
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+ keystrokes back through that same parser — there is no second grammar to keep
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+ in sync.
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+ Like `@lexical/markdown`, the original syntax of a construct is preserved on
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+ the Lexical nodes (the bullet character of a list, a code block's fence, and a
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+ hard line break's style), so re-serializing produces **minimally different**
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+ Markdown — `* a`/`+ b` bullets and `~~~` fences round-trip unchanged.
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+ ## Configured through extensions
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+ `@lexical/mdast` is set up **exclusively** through the Lexical extension
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+ system, modeled on `@lexical/html`'s `DOMImportExtension`. Each feature
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+ extension ships the nodes it needs and contributes its import/export rules (and
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+ the micromark/mdast extensions that tokenize them) to the core
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+ `MdastImportExtension` registry:
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+ CommonMark features:
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+ | Extension | Ships | Adds |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | `MdastHeadingExtension` | `HeadingNode` | ATX & setext headings |
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+ | `MdastBlockquoteExtension` | `QuoteNode` | block quotes |
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+ | `MdastListExtension` | `ListNode`, `ListItemNode` | ordered/unordered lists |
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+ | `MdastCodeExtension` | `CodeNode` | fenced & indented code |
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+ | `MdastLinkExtension` | `LinkNode` | links, `<autolinks>`, reference links |
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+ | `MdastHorizontalRuleExtension` | `HorizontalRuleNode` | thematic breaks (`---`) |
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+ GFM features:
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+ | Extension | Ships | Adds |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | `MdastStrikethroughExtension` | – | `~~strikethrough~~` |
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+ | `MdastTaskListExtension` | – | task lists (`- [x] …`) |
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+ | `MdastAutolinkLiteralExtension` | – | literal autolinks (bare `https://…` in prose) |
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+ | `MdastTableExtension` | `TableNode`, … | tables |
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+ Behavior and convenience bundles:
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+ | Extension | Adds |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `MdastCommonMarkExtension` | bundle of the six CommonMark extensions |
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+ | `MdastGfmExtension` | bundle of the four GFM extensions |
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+ | `MdastRichTextExtension` | bundle of heading + blockquote |
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+ | `MdastExportExtension` | serialization back to Markdown (`$convertToMarkdownString`) |
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+ | `MdastExtension` | bundle of `MdastImportExtension` + `MdastExportExtension` |
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+ | `MdastShadowRootQuoteExtension` | opt-in: blockquotes as block containers (full-fidelity nested content) |
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+ | `MdastShortcutsExtension` | streaming keyboard shortcuts |
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+ Everything composes granularly and degrades gracefully: an editor with only
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+ the extensions it wants imports unsupported constructs as their content
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+ (a table becomes its cell text), and the typing shortcuts — driven by the
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+ same registry — only fire for constructs the editor can represent (`> `
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+ stays literal without `MdastBlockquoteExtension`).
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+ Import and export are separate extensions: `MdastImportExtension` (and the
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+ feature extensions that contribute to it) only parse, and
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+ `MdastExportExtension` compiles the same registry into a serializer. An
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+ editor that never converts back to Markdown simply omits
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+ `MdastExportExtension` and doesn't bundle `mdast-util-to-markdown`. When you
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+ want both directions without thinking about it, depend on `MdastExtension`,
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+ which bundles the two.
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+ ## Usage
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+ ```ts
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+ import {
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+ $convertFromMarkdownString,
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+ $convertToMarkdownString,
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+ MdastCommonMarkExtension,
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+ MdastExtension,
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+ MdastGfmExtension,
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+ MdastShortcutsExtension,
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+ } from '@lexical/mdast';
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+ import {buildEditorFromExtensions} from '@lexical/extension';
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+ import {defineExtension} from 'lexical';
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+ const editor = buildEditorFromExtensions(
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+ defineExtension({
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+ // CommonMark + GFM grammar, import + export (MdastExtension), and
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+ // typing shortcuts. Swap bundles for individual feature extensions
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+ // to trim what you don't need.
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+ dependencies: [
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+ MdastCommonMarkExtension,
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+ MdastGfmExtension,
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+ MdastExtension,
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+ MdastShortcutsExtension,
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+ ],
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+ name: '[root]',
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+ }),
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+ );
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+ // Import / export run inside the editor; both are `$`-functions.
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+ editor.update(() => {
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+ $convertFromMarkdownString('# Hello *world*');
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+ });
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+ const markdown = editor.read(() => $convertToMarkdownString());
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+ ```
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+ The same API is available from the editor as
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+ `$getExtensionOutput(MdastImportExtension).$convertFromMarkdownString(...)`
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+ and
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+ `$getExtensionOutput(MdastExportExtension).$convertToMarkdownString(...)`.
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+ `$convertSelectionToMarkdownString(selection?)` serializes only the
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+ selected content (defaulting to the current selection): unselected
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+ blocks and list items are skipped and partially selected text is
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+ sliced to the selected range.
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+ ### unified / remark interop
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+ The mdast tree itself is part of the API, so editor content can flow
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+ through the wider [unified](https://unifiedjs.com/) ecosystem — remark
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+ plugins, `remark-rehype` for HTML rendering, tree diffing:
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+ ```ts
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+ import {$convertFromMdast, $convertToMdast} from '@lexical/mdast';
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+ // Editor -> mdast tree (before serialization).
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+ const tree = editor.read(() => $convertToMdast());
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+ // ... run remark plugins / transform the tree ...
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+ // mdast tree -> editor.
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+ editor.update(() => $convertFromMdast(tree));
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+ ```
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+ The `*FromMarkdownString` functions parse the source text themselves
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+ (which is also what enables source-based syntax preservation, e.g.
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+ keeping `*` vs `-` bullets); the `*FromMdast` functions take an
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+ already-parsed tree, where no source text exists so syntax
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+ preservation is skipped.
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+ To convert Markdown into nodes *without* replacing the document —
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+ e.g. to insert at the current selection —
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+ `$generateNodesFromMarkdownString(markdown)` (and its tree-taking
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+ sibling `$generateNodesFromMdast(tree)`) returns a detached array of
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+ block-level nodes and leaves the document and selection untouched:
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+ ```ts
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+ import {$generateNodesFromMarkdownString} from '@lexical/mdast';
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+ editor.update(() => {
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+ const selection = $getSelection();
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+ if ($isRangeSelection(selection)) {
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+ selection.insertNodes($generateNodesFromMarkdownString('# Inserted'));
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+ }
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ### Serialization options
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+ Document-level `mdast-util-to-markdown` options (bullet, emphasis
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+ marker, fence, ...) can be contributed like any other configuration —
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+ scalar options in a `toMarkdownExtensions` entry apply document-wide
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+ and override the package defaults:
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+ ```ts
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+ import {MdastImportExtension} from '@lexical/mdast';
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+ import {configExtension} from 'lexical';
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+ // Serialize bullets as `+` and emphasis as `_`. Per-node syntax
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+ // recorded on import (a list's bullet, a code block's fence, ...)
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+ // still wins for those nodes' own output.
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+ configExtension(MdastImportExtension, {
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+ toMarkdownExtensions: [{bullet: '+', emphasis: '_'}],
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ### Custom mappings
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+ Because extensions are the unit of configuration, you add or override behavior
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+ by contributing rules to `MdastImportExtension` from your own extension:
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+ ```ts
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+ import {MdastImportExtension} from '@lexical/mdast';
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+ import {configExtension, defineExtension} from 'lexical';
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+ export const MyMdastExtension = defineExtension({
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+ name: 'my-mdast',
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+ nodes: [MyNode],
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+ dependencies: [
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+ configExtension(MdastImportExtension, {
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+ importRules: [{type: 'myMdastType', $import: $importMyNode}],
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+ exportRules: [{type: 'my-node', $export: $exportMyNode}],
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+ micromarkExtensions: [myMicromarkExtension()],
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+ mdastExtensions: [myMdastExtension()],
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+ toMarkdownExtensions: [myToMarkdownExtension()],
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+ }),
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+ ],
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+ });
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+ ```