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markdown-it mocha markdown-it-attrs

markdown-it-implicit-figures

Render images occurring by itself in a paragraph as <figure><img ...></figure>, similar to pandoc's implicit figures.

Example input:

1text with ![](img.png)
2
3![](fig.png)
4
5works with links too:
6
7[![](fig.png)](page.html)

Output:

1<p>text with <img src="img.png" alt=""></p>
2<figure><img src="fig.png" alt=""></figure>
3<p>works with links too:</p>
4<figure><a href="page.html"><img src="fig.png" alt=""></a></figure>

Install

$ npm install --save markdown-it-implicit-figures

Usage

1var md = require('markdown-it')();
2var implicitFigures = require('markdown-it-implicit-figures');
3
4md.use(implicitFigures, {
5  dataType: false,  // <figure data-type="image">, default: false
6  figcaption: false,  // <figcaption>alternative text</figcaption>, default: false
7  tabindex: false, // <figure tabindex="1+n">..., default: false
8  link: false // <a href="img.png"><img src="img.png"></a>, default: false
9});
10
11var src = 'text with ![](img.png)\n\n![](fig.png)\n\nanother paragraph';
12var res = md.render(src);
13
14console.log(res);

demo as jsfiddle

Options

dataType: Set dataType to true to declare the data-type being wrapped, e.g.: <figure data-type="image">. This can be useful for applying special styling for different kind of figures.
figcaption: Set figcaption to true to put the alternative text in a <figcaption>-block after the image. E.g.: ![text](img.png) renders to
```
1<figure>
2  <img src="img.png" alt="text">
3  <figcaption>text</figcaption>
4</figure>
```
tabindex: Set tabindex to true to add a tabindex property to each figure, beginning at tabindex="1" and incrementing for each figure encountered. Could be used with this css-trick, which expands figures upon mouse-over.
link: Put a link around the image if there is none yet.
copyAttrs: Copy attributes matching (RegExp or string) copyAttrs to figure element.

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