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commonmark

0.15.0

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Version 0.15.0 Details

Commonmark is a JavaScript library designed for parsing and rendering Markdown according to a strict specification, ensuring consistent and predictable output across different platforms. Version 0.15.0, released on January 1, 2015, builds upon the foundation laid by version 0.12.0, which was released on November 12, 2014. Both versions share core characteristics, including a BSD-3-Clause license, ensuring flexibility for developers incorporating it into various projects, and are authored by John MacFarlane, the driving force behind the CommonMark specification. The library is available through npm and its source code is maintained on GitHub, making it easy to install and contribute to.

The primary difference between the two versions lies in the improvements, bug fixes, and refinements introduced in version 0.15.0. While specific details of these changes are not provided in the metadata, developers upgrading from 0.12.0 to 0.15.0 could expect enhancements in parsing accuracy, performance optimizations, and potentially new features or extensions aligned with the evolving CommonMark specification. Developers choosing Commonmark benefit from a commitment to standardization and compatibility. This focus minimizes rendering inconsistencies, a common pain point when working with different Markdown implementations. The library's clear specification allows for a predictable conversion of Markdown to HTML. For developers selecting a Markdown parser, Commonmark offers a reliable and well-defined solution.

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