This project provides alternative HTML5 converter (backend) for Asciidoctor that focuses on correct semantics, accessibility and compatibility with common typographic CSS styles. This is a rewite in JS of the project https://github.com/jirutka/asciidoctor-html5s to allow easier modification for JS developpers.
From original project: * Clean markup with correct HTML5 semantics. * Good accessibility for people with disabilities. * Compatibility with common typographic CSS styles when possible and especially with GitHub and GitLab. * Full standalone converter without fallback to the built-in Asciidoctor converters. * Easy to use * Well readable and maintainable code
Asciidoctor provides syntax for so-called “curved quotation marks” (which are actually just the correct quotation marks), but the built-in converters outputs only one (hard-coded) type of the single/double quotation marks — that one used in English and few other languages.
This converter outputs the correct type of the quotation marks based on the specified language (using standard lang attribute).
| Name | Syntax | Languages (:lang:) | HTML | Rendered |
|---|---|---|---|---|
double quotes |
"`word`" |
af, en, eo, ga, hi, ia, id, ko, mt, th, tr, zh |
“word” |
“word” |
bs, fi, sv |
”word” |
”word” |
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cs, da, de, is, lt, sl, sk, sr |
„word“ |
„word“ |
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hu, pl, nl, ro |
„word” |
„word” |
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single quotes |
'`word`' |
af, en, eo, ga, hi, ia, id, ko, mt, th, tr, zh |
‘word’ |
‘word’ |
bs, fi, sv |
’word’ |
’word’ |
||
cs, da, de, is, lt, sl, sk, sr |
‚word‘ |
‚word‘ |
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nl |
‚word’ |
‚word’ |
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hu, pl, ro |
«word» |
«word» |
The default (fallback) type is the first one.
Asciidoctor replaces -- with em dash (—) and does not provide any replacement for en dash (–).
That’s not very convenient, because en dash is more common than em dash; at least in (British) English and Czech (actually we don’t use em dash at all).
So this extension also modifies the replacements table: changes -- to en dash and adds --- for em dash.
| Name | Syntax | Unicode | Rendered | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
En dash |
-- |
– |
– |
Only replaced if between two word characters, between a word character and a line boundary, or flanked by spaces. When flanked by space characters (e.g. |
Em dash |
--- |
— |
— |
The link attribute recognizes few special values:
- link=self
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Make the image a link with URL of the image itself – to open it in full size.
- link=none / link=false
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Suppress the effect of
:html5s-image-default-link: self, i.e. remove the default image link.
Both block image and inline image supports additional attribute loading (see Lazy loading on MDN for more information).
Note: This converter consists of Slim templates, but they are precompiled into pure Ruby code using asciidoctor-templates-compiler, so you don’t need Slim to use it!
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Asciidoctor 1.5.7+
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thread_safe (not required, but recommended for Ruby MRI)
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@asciidoctor/core >=2.0.0 <3.0.0
// Import asciidoctor and base options to use tempaltes
import { asciidoctor, BASE_OPTIONS } from 'asciidoctorjs-templates-js';
// Convert the content to HTML using html5s converter.
const content = "Hello, *world!*!"
const html = asciidoctor.convert(content, BASE_OPTIONS)
console.log(html)Extra attributes accepted by the asciidoctorjs-templates-js:
- html5s-force-stem-type
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Ignore declared (e.g.
:stem: asciimath,asciimath:[], …) and default type of the stem macro/block and always use the one specified by this attribute.
Asciidoctor hard-codes the default stem type to “asciimath”, which is not supported by KaTeX. - html5s-image-default-link: self
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Make every block image a link with the image’s source URL (i.e. user can click on the image to open it in full size), unless the link attribute is defined and is not
noneorfalse. - html5s-image-self-link-label
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The link title and ARIA label for the block image link that points to the image file (i.e.
hrefequals the image’ssrc). Default isOpen the image in full size.
This project is licensed under MIT License. For the full text of the license, see the LICENSE file.