--help output.
``` console
$ comrak --help
```
for code blocks
--full-info-string
Enable full info strings for code blocks
--gfm
Enable GitHub-flavored markdown extensions: strikethrough, tagfilter, table, autolink, and
tasklist. Also enables --github-pre-lang and --gfm-quirks
--gfm-quirks
Enables GFM-style quirks in output HTML, such as not nesting tags, which
otherwise breaks CommonMark compatibility
--relaxed-tasklist-character
Enable relaxing which character is allowed in a tasklists
--relaxed-autolinks
Enable relaxing of autolink parsing, allow links to be recognized when in brackets and
allow all url schemes
--default-info-string
Default value for fenced code block's info strings if none is given
--unsafe
Allow raw HTML and dangerous URLs
--gemojis
Translate gemojis into UTF-8 characters
--escape
Escape raw HTML instead of clobbering it
--escaped-char-spans
Wrap escaped characters in span tags
-e, --extension
Specify extension name(s) to use
Multiple extensions can be delimited with ",", e.g. --extension strikethrough,table
[possible values: strikethrough, tagfilter, table, autolink, tasklist, superscript,
footnotes, description-lists, multiline-block-quotes, math-dollars, math-code,
wikilinks-title-after-pipe, wikilinks-title-before-pipe, underline, spoiler, greentext]
-t, --to
Specify output format
[default: html]
[possible values: html, xml, commonmark]
-o, --output
Write output to FILE instead of stdout
--width
Specify wrap width (0 = nowrap)
[default: 0]
--header-ids
Use the Comrak header IDs extension, with the given ID prefix
--front-matter-delimiter
Ignore front-matter that starts and ends with the given string
--syntax-highlighting
Syntax highlighting for codefence blocks. Choose a theme or 'none' for disabling
[default: base16-ocean.dark]
--list-style
Specify bullet character for lists (-, +, *) in CommonMark output
[default: dash]
[possible values: dash, plus, star]
--sourcepos
Include source position attribute in HTML and XML output
--experimental-inline-sourcepos
Include inline sourcepos in HTML output, which is known to have issues
--ignore-setext
Ignore setext headers
--ignore-empty-links
Ignore empty links
-h, --help
Print help information (use `-h` for a summary)
-V, --version
Print version information
By default, Comrak will attempt to read command-line options from a config file specified by
--config-file. This behaviour can be disabled by passing --config-file none. It is not an error if
the file does not exist.
```
Hello, 世界!
\n"); ``` Or you can parse the input into an AST yourself, manipulate it, and then use your desired formatter: ``` rust use comrak::nodes::NodeValue; use comrak::{format_html, parse_document, Arena, Options}; fn replace_text(document: &str, orig_string: &str, replacement: &str) -> String { // The returned nodes are created in the supplied Arena, and are bound by its lifetime. let arena = Arena::new(); // Parse the document into a root `AstNode` let root = parse_document(&arena, document, &Options::default()); // Iterate over all the descendants of root. for node in root.descendants() { if let NodeValue::Text(ref mut text) = node.data.borrow_mut().value { // If the node is a text node, perform the string replacement. *text = text.replace(orig_string, replacement); } } let mut html = vec![]; format_html(root, &Options::default(), &mut html).unwrap(); String::from_utf8(html).unwrap() } fn main() { let doc = "This is my input.\n\n1. Also [my](#) input.\n2. Certainly *my* input.\n"; let orig = "my"; let repl = "your"; let html = replace_text(&doc, &orig, &repl); println!("{}", html); // Output: // //This is your input.
//