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Wolfram`Parser`
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The result is a two-key : holds the parsed frontmatter, holds the document body as an ordered of block s.
"Metadata"
"Blocks"
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Every block is a -discriminated : a heading is , a code fence is , a thematic break is , and a paragraph is .
"Type"
"Type""Heading","Level"n,"Text"str
"Type""Code","Lang"str,"Code"str,"Options"…
"Type""Separator"
"Type""Prose","Text"str
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A heading's is the count of leading characters; the trailing text is captured raw.
"Level"
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Frontmatter is the -delimited header at the top of the document, parsed to an . A bracketed value () becomes a of strings and a quoted scalar is unquoted; a document with no frontmatter gets .
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Keywords:[a,b]
"Metadata"
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A code fence's leading option lines are collected into its ; the remaining lines are the .
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"Options"
"Code"
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A block's is the raw inline markdown, with soft-wrapped lines joined by a space. Pass it to to resolve the inline spans (emphasis, code, links, math).
"Prose"
"Text"
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covers frontmatter, headings, code fences, thematic breaks, and prose paragraphs. Lists, tables, blockquotes, standalone math blocks, and fenced divs are not yet block constructs and currently fall into the catch-all.
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"Prose"
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appends a trailing newline to source if it lacks one, so a document without a final newline still parses. The underlying combinator does not add it.
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Examples
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Basic Examples
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A one-heading, one-paragraph document parses to a heading block and a prose block:
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Out[1]=
Metadata,Blocks{TypeHeading,Level1,TextTitle,TypeProse,TextA paragraph.}
The heading is the number of leading characters:
"Level"
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Out[2]=
Metadata,Blocks{TypeHeading,Level3,TextSection}
Scope
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Properties & Relations
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Possible Issues
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Neat Examples
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