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markdown-it-attrs

4.3.1

Comparision Betweeen 4.3.1 and 4.3.0

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Version 4.3.1 Details

Markdown-it-attrs is a versatile plugin for the popular markdown-it parser, enabling developers to enhance their Markdown syntax with custom attributes like classes, IDs, and other HTML-compatible properties. This functionality, inspired by Pandoc's header attributes, offers greater control over the styling and behavior of rendered Markdown content.

Version 4.3.1 is a minor release following 4.3.0, primarily focusing on internal improvements and potential bug fixes. Looking at the differences, the file count within the distributed package decreased slightly from 10 to 9, and the unpacked size increased marginally from 72480 to 72779 bytes. This suggests some refactoring or consolidation of files might have occurred. While the core functionality remains the same, developers upgrading should ensure existing custom styling and associated JavaScript or rendering logic still functions as expected.

Both versions share identical development and peer dependencies, including key packages like markdown-it (peer dependency >=9.0.0 and dev dependency >=13.0.1), babel-related tooling for transpilation, eslint for code linting, mocha for testing, and coveralls for coverage reporting. These dependencies guarantee up-to-date support for modern JavaScript features and testing standards. Developers leveraging markdown-it-attrs can expect continued compatibility and a robust development environment, simplifying the process of adding custom attributes to markdown elements for enhanced control over their presentation and interactivity. The release date difference suggests that 4.3.1 likely incorporates recent bug fixes or minor improvements identified and implemented since the 4.3.0 release.

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