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feat(html): add a smaller document renderer - #517
Add @comark/html/document for rendering parsed documents without loading Markdown serializers or YAML. Custom components receive render, data, and renderData; existing exports keep format overrides and state.handlers.
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The PR adds a dedicated HTML renderer under comark/render/html for existing Markdown documents. It updates package exports and @comark/html to use the renderer, moves HTML attribute handling into a dedicated module, and changes state creation to receive handler maps.
Changes: HTML document rendering
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Summary
Shared rendering state and HTML attributes packages/comark/src/internal/stringify/..., packages/comark/src/utils/index.ts, packages/comark/src/render/index.ts, packages/comark/test/math.test.ts
HTML attribute resolution and serialization move to html-attributes.ts. createState now accepts a handler map, which the existing renderer passes when creating state. The math test imports the renderer from its new entry path.
A new renderer produces trimmed HTML from document nodes, using HTML and comment handlers and HTML-specific options. Package exports and @comark/html use the new entry point. Documentation describes HTML-only handlers and output format.
Renderer validation and package checks packages/comark-html/test/render.test.ts, packages/comark/test/render-html-bundle.test.ts, test/bundle.test.ts
Tests compare output with generic HTML-mode rendering, cover component behavior, and check bundle contents. Package-size snapshots are updated.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant renderHtmlFromDocument
participant createState
participant HTMLCommentHandlers
participant Components
Caller->>renderHtmlFromDocument: provide document and HTML renderer options
renderHtmlFromDocument->>createState: create state with HTML and comment handlers
createState-->>renderHtmlFromDocument: return state
renderHtmlFromDocument->>HTMLCommentHandlers: render document nodes
HTMLCommentHandlers->>Components: invoke configured component callbacks
Components-->>HTMLCommentHandlers: return component output
HTMLCommentHandlers-->>renderHtmlFromDocument: return rendered nodes
renderHtmlFromDocument-->>Caller: return trimmed HTML
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comarkdown/comark#514: Its asynchronous HTML math component behavior uses the renderHtmlFromDocument path changed in this PR.
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Component output can lose content, and consumers cannot import the advertised document entry, so these issues should be fixed before merge.
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131-131: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add an explicit return type to htmlAttributes.
The function returns a string, but the signature does not declare it. The repository requires explicit types on function parameters and return values.
♻️ Proposed fix
-export function htmlAttributes(attributes: Record<string, unknown>) {+export function htmlAttributes(attributes: Record<string, unknown>): string {
As per coding guidelines: "Use explicit types for function parameters and return values".
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Review comment at @packages/comark/src/internal/stringify/html-attributes.ts at
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Add an explicit string return type to htmlAttributes while preserving its
existing parameter type and implementation.
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On the 5th, @comark/html imports ./render.ts, so renderHtml and createHtmlRenderer would switch too. Components would get { render, data, renderData } instead of state, which drops state.handlers, applyContext and format. this is a breaking change. is that ok?
And should /render keep export * from 'comark/render'?
Drop the unused `state` export and the `createState` wrapper so state.ts no
longer imports the Markdown handlers. Each renderer now passes its own
handler map to `createState`. Move `render.ts` to `render/index.ts` next to
`render/html.ts`.
If a component calls render(['Hello ', ['strong', {}, 'world']]), this condition treats the child list as one element because its first item is a string. state.one then uses "Hello " as a tag name instead of rendering both children. Check the second item for an attributes object before selecting the element branch.
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Review comment at @packages/comark/src/internal/stringify/state.ts at line 151:
Update the element-versus-children check in the code that calls state.one so a
string-first array is treated as an element only when its second item is a
non-null, non-array attributes object. Otherwise, preserve the child-list
rendering path so inputs like mixed string and nested-element children render
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On the 5th, @comark/html imports ./render.ts, so renderHtml and createHtmlRenderer would switch too. Components would get { render, data, renderData } instead of state, which drops state.handlers, applyContext and format. this is a breaking change. is that ok?
Can't we keep the same interface? I can understand dropping default handler and format, but why we drop state?
And should /render keep export * from 'comark/render'?
I guess we can remove this, comark/render have markdown related stuff in it too and I don't see if we need those utils in html render
`renderHtmlFromDocument`, `renderHtml` and `createHtmlRenderer` now use
`comark/render/html`, so they no longer load the Markdown serializers or
YAML. Components still receive the renderer `state`.
BREAKING CHANGE: `state.handlers` only contains `html` and `comment`, the
`format` option is gone, and `@comark/html/render` no longer re-exports
`comark/render`. Import `render`, `renderMarkdown`, `renderFrontmatter`
and `resolveAttributes` from `comark/render` instead. The
`@comark/html/document` entry is removed.
The HTML binding plugin imported `resolveAttributes` from `comark/render`,
which loads every Markdown handler. Import it from `comark/utils` instead,
and test that the plugin loads only the HTML and comment handlers.
The docs said `@comark/html` never loads YAML. Only `@comark/html/render`
avoids it; the root entry and the plugins import the parser, which loads YAML
for frontmatter.
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Import renderHtmlFromDocument from @comark/html/render in the JSDoc example.
The JSDoc states that renderHtmlFromDocument renders without loading Markdown serializers or YAML support. The example imports it from the root @comark/html entry. That entry imports createMarkdownParser from comark, which loads YAML for frontmatter. A reader who copies the example therefore loads the parser and YAML support that this renderer is documented to avoid. The render-only entry @comark/html/render exports the same function without that import chain.
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* import { parseMarkdown } from 'comark'
- * import { renderHtmlFromDocument } from '@comark/html'+ * import { renderHtmlFromDocument } from '@comark/html/render'
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Update the JSDoc example for renderHtmlFromDocument to import it from
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The package exports only @comark/html/render. A consumer importing @comark/html/document therefore receives a package-subpath export error, even though the renderer implementation exists.
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Add the missing ./document subpath to the package exports in package.json,
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@comark/html/documentfor rendering parsed documents without loading Markdown serializers or YAML. Custom components receiverender,data, andrenderData; existing exports keep format overrides andstate.handlers.Feel free to close the PR if this is something you don't want.
Why
The new entry's browser bundle is about 3.6 kB gzipped, compared with 33 kB from the existing export. Tests cover HTML output, escaping, nested bindings, and the existing APIs. Consumer checks verify browser bundling and direct Node import, with an 8 kB gzip budget.
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