markdowny
=========

A Markdown parser with strict error handling, generating an AST that can be easily adjusted and converted to text or HTML. It supports some additional syntax:
- spans between `[` and `]`;
- divs without block elements (such as div and p) between `[[` and `]]`;
- divs with block elements (such as div and p) between `[[[` and `]]]`;
- literals between `[[[[` and `]]]]`;
- setting styles/classes/ids etc with `{#id; style: value; .classname}`.
- HTML tags such as `div` with a newline after are assumed to contain block elements. HTML tags without a newline after are assumed to not contain block elements.
- `!![description](image-src)` is a block level image (not wrapped in `<p>`)

This library also has a `resolve_markdown()` function that does a number of things:
- makes sections around headings (h1,h2,..), and make links to them;
- highlight source code (if `syntect` feature is enabled);
- converts math to mathml (if `latex2mathml` feature is enabled);
- creates figures (start blockquote with `figure_type #reference_key: caption`, figure type can be `listing`/`figure`/etc, `#reference_key` can be used in links);
- resolves section and figure counters (start headings and figures with `?`, if link body contains `?`, replace by actual number).

### Neovim LSP config
```lua
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('FileType', {
  pattern = 'markdown',
  callback = function(args)
    vim.lsp.start({
      cmd = { 'markdowny-lsp' },
      name = 'markdowny',
    })
  end,
})
```