Markdown language support.

config

defaultCodeLanguage⁠?: Language | LanguageSupport

When given, this language will be used by default to parse code blocks.

codeLanguages⁠?: readonly LanguageDescription[] | fn(info: string) → Language | LanguageDescription | null

A source of language support for highlighting fenced code blocks. When it is an array, the parser will use LanguageDescription.matchLanguageName with the fenced code info to find a matching language. When it is a function, will be called with the info string and may return a language or LanguageDescription object.

addKeymap⁠?: boolean

Set this to false to disable installation of the Markdown keymap.

extensions⁠?: MarkdownExtension

Markdown parser extensions to add to the parser.

base⁠?: Language

The base language to use. Defaults to commonmarkLanguage.

completeHTMLTags⁠?: boolean

By default, the extension installs an autocompletion source that completes HTML tags when a < is typed. Set this to false to disable this.

pasteURLAsLink⁠?: boolean

The returned language contains pasteURLAsLink as a support extension unless you set this to false.

htmlTagLanguage⁠?: LanguageSupport

By default, HTML tags in the document are handled by the HTML language package with tag matching turned off. You can pass in an alternative language configuration here if you want.

Language support for GFM plus subscript, superscript, and emoji syntax.

Language support for strict CommonMark.

This command, when invoked in Markdown context with cursor selection(s), will create a new line with the markup for blockquotes and lists that were active on the old line. If the cursor was directly after the end of the markup for the old line, trailing whitespace and list markers are removed from that line.

The command does nothing in non-Markdown context, so it should not be used as the only binding for Enter (even in a Markdown document, HTML and code regions might use a different language).

Returns a command like insertNewlineContinueMarkup, allowing further configuration.

config

nonTightLists⁠?: boolean

By default, when pressing enter in a blank second item in a tight (no blank lines between items) list, the command will insert a blank line above that item, starting a non-tight list. Set this to false to disable this behavior.

This command will, when invoked in a Markdown context with the cursor directly after list or blockquote markup, delete one level of markup. When the markup is for a list, it will be replaced by spaces on the first invocation (a further invocation will delete the spaces), to make it easy to continue a list.

When not after Markdown block markup, this command will return false, so it is intended to be bound alongside other deletion commands, with a higher precedence than the more generic commands.

A small keymap with Markdown-specific bindings. Binds Enter to insertNewlineContinueMarkup and Backspace to deleteMarkupBackward.

An extension that intercepts pastes when the pasted content looks like a URL and the selection is non-empty and selects regular text, making the selection a link with the pasted URL as target.