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Add support for line numbers in Markdown code fences #1381
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packages/kg-markdown-html-renderer/test/markdown-html-renderer.test.js (1)
27-77
: Consider adding edge case tests.While the current test coverage is good, consider adding tests for:
- Multiple language attributes
- Invalid
line-numbers
placement (as first word)- Empty info string
Example test cases:
it('handles multiple language attributes correctly', function () { const markdown = '```javascript experimental line-numbers\nconst foo = "bar";\n```'; const result = renderer.render(markdown, {ghostVersion: '4.0'}); result.should.containEql('class="line-numbers language-javascript"'); }); it('treats line-numbers as language when specified first', function () { const markdown = '```line-numbers javascript\nconst foo = "bar";\n```'; const result = renderer.render(markdown, {ghostVersion: '4.0'}); result.should.containEql('class="language-line-numbers"'); result.should.not.containEql('language-javascript'); }); it('handles empty info string correctly', function () { const markdown = '```\nconst foo = "bar";\n```'; const result = renderer.render(markdown, {ghostVersion: '4.0'}); result.should.not.containEql('line-numbers'); });
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
packages/kg-markdown-html-renderer/lib/markdown-html-renderer.js (2)
45-72
: LGTM! ThefenceLineNumbers
function implementation is well-structured.The implementation correctly handles:
- Fallback to default behavior when no info string is present
- Proper parsing of language and attributes
- Validation of the
line-numbers
attribute position- Graceful addition of the class attribute
The code is properly attributed to its original source.
109-110
: LGTM! ThefenceLineNumbers
plugin is correctly integrated.The plugin is appropriately added only for Ghost versions 4.x and later, maintaining backward compatibility.
packages/kg-markdown-html-renderer/test/markdown-html-renderer.test.js (2)
27-46
: LGTM! The test cases for Ghost v4.x are comprehensive.The tests properly verify:
- Presence of
line-numbers
class when specified- Correct combination with language class
68-77
: LGTM! The test case for Ghost <4.x ensures backward compatibility.The test verifies that
line-numbers
is not included for older Ghost versions, maintaining backward compatibility.
Older versions of Ghost (2 and earlier?) used to support line numbers in Markdown code fences by adding
line-numbers
after the language:This would be rendered as:
The Prism Line Numbers plugin would then render line numbers for that code block.
This pull request adds in a markdown-it plugin that I implemented called markdown-it-fence-line-numbers to restore this functionality to Ghost's Markdown cards.