@humanspeak/svelte-markdown/dist/Parser.svelte.d.ts

A powerful, customizable markdown renderer for Svelte with TypeScript support

/**
     * @component Parser
     *
     * Recursive markdown token parser that transforms tokens into Svelte components.
     * This component is the core rendering engine of the markdown system, handling
     * the transformation of parsed markdown tokens into their corresponding Svelte components.
     *
     * @example
     * ```svelte
     * <Parser
     *   tokens={parsedTokens}
     *   renderers={customRenderers}
     *   type="paragraph"
     * />
     * ```
     *
     * Features:
     * - Recursive token parsing
     * - Custom renderer support
     * - Special handling for tables, lists, and HTML content
     * - Type-safe component rendering
     *
     * @typedef {Object} Props
     * @property {string} [type] - Token type for direct component rendering
     * @property {Token[] | TokensList} [tokens] - Markdown tokens to be rendered
     * @property {Tokens.TableCell[]} [header] - Table header cells for table rendering
     * @property {Tokens.TableCell[][]} [rows] - Table row cells for table rendering
     * @property {boolean} [ordered=false] - Whether the list is ordered (for list rendering)
     * @property {Renderers} renderers - Component mapping for markdown elements
     *
     * Implementation Notes:
     * - Uses recursive rendering for nested tokens
     * - Implements special logic for tables, lists, and HTML content
     * - Handles component prop spreading carefully to avoid conflicts
     * - Maintains type safety through TypeScript interfaces
     * - HTML token handling in table cells uses type assertions for better type safety
     * - Table cell HTML content is processed with proper token nesting and attribute preservation
     * - Improved HTML component rendering with proper type checking for tag properties
     * - Added support for nested markdown within HTML table cells (see test at lines 311-343 in SvelteMarkdown.test.ts)
     * - Token cleanup utilities handle complex nested structures (see lines 105-127 in token-cleanup.test.ts)
     * - HTML parsing maintains proper structure for both simple and complex nested elements
     *
     */
import Parser from './Parser.svelte';
import type { Renderers, Token, TokensList, Tokens } from './utils/markdown-parser.js';
interface Props<T extends Renderers = Renderers> {
    type?: string;
    tokens?: Token[] | TokensList;
    header?: Tokens.TableCell[];
    rows?: Tokens.TableCell[][];
    ordered?: boolean;
    renderers: T;
}
type $$ComponentProps = Props & {
    [key: string]: unknown;
};
declare const Parser: import("svelte").Component<$$ComponentProps, {}, "">;
type Parser = ReturnType<typeof Parser>;
export default Parser;