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BREAKING CHANGE: `decodeHTML` is no longer exported from `comark/utils`, and `textContent()` no longer accepts the `decodeUnicodeEntities` option. Text nodes are already entity-decoded by the parser; import `decodeHTML` from `entities` directly if you still need it.
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🟡 Minor · Remove entities from the dependency comparison. · 9.comark-vs-markdown-to-jsx.md:25-33
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove
entitiesfrom the dependency comparison.The current
comarkmanifest and workspace importer declaremarkdown-exitandjs-yaml, but notentities. The table therefore reports an outdated dependency list.Suggested fix
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- Line 195: Update the internal attribute-decoding path used by
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TypeScript rewrite of markdown-it with enhancements. · GitHub</title> <location>https://github.com/serkodev/markdown-exit</location> <excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; * 🤝 Compatibility: Compatible with markdown-it `v14.3.0` and plugin API. ... npm i markdown-exit ... npm i markdown-exit@legacy package.json | package.json | | pnpm-lock.yaml | pnpm-lock.yaml | | pnpm-workspace.yaml | pnpm-workspace.yaml | | # markdown-exit A TypeScript rewrite of markdown-it with first-class typings, modern tooling, and enhancements. ## Features * 🛡️ Type Safety: Ship robust types, improve DX, and enable type-safe development. * ⚡ New features: Async rendering for all rules includeing syntax highlighting and more. * 🔌 Extensibility: Extend the markdown syntax, custom rendering with Plugins. * 🤝 Compatibility: Compatible with markdown-it `v14.3.0` and plugin API. ## Documentation Read the documentation for more details. ## Installation v1+ `@latest`: All new features and may include breaking changes. 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(v0 branch) npm i markdown-exit@legacy ## Usage import { createMarkdownExit } from 'markdown-exit' // factory helper const md = createMarkdownExit() const html = md.render('# markdown-exit') import { MarkdownExit } from 'markdown-exit' // with the `new` keyword const md = new MarkdownExit() const html = md.render('# markdown-exit') Default import > [!NOTE] Default export (with callable constructor support) is retained for markdown-it compatibility, but it may have drawbacks in module interop and tree-shaking. import MarkdownExit from 'markdown-exit' // callable function const md = MarkdownExit() md.render('# markdown-exit') // with the `new` keyword </excerpt> </source> <source kind="search"> <title>markdown-exit — MIT License (npm) - Licensie</title> <location>https://licensie.com/npm/packages/markdown-exit</location> <excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2 months ago; Crawled: 6 days ago; npm install markdown-exit ... 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The y axis starts at zero. 135,220 downloads last week, 641,589 in the last month. The 12-month change of +188157% compares the average of the last 4 weeks with the first 4 weeks of the series. ## Maintenance Releases, last 12 months - Latest version 1.3.0, 24 Aug 2026 1 month ago First published - Last push to GitHub 24 Aug 2026 31 days before the snapshot Repository archived No Open issues 3 Open pull requests 0 Commits, last 52 weeks 86 Dependents on npm ## Compatibility Module format ESM only From package.json type, main and exports fields TypeScript types Bundled Node.js engine range Not declared Runtimes - Unpacked size (npm) 161 kB Dependencies (7) `mdurl``entities``uc.micro``linkify-it``punycode.js``@types/mdurl``@types/linkify-it` ## Install [Button: npm][Button: pnpm][Button: yarn][Button: bun] [Button: Copy] `npm install markdown-exit` ## CDN * jsDelivr`https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/markdown-exit@1.3.0/`[Button: Copy] * unpkg`https://unpkg.com/markdown-exit@1.3.0/`[Button: Copy] * esm.sh`https://esm.sh/markdown-exit@1.3.0`[Button: Copy] ## Alternatives Package | Weekly downloads | Gzip | Last release | Module | Comparison </excerpt> </source> <source kind="search"> <title>markdown-exit - npm Package Security Analysis - Socket</title> <location>https://socket.dev/npm/package/markdown-exit</location> <excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2 months ago; Crawled: last month; Package Overview Dependencies Maintainers 1 Versions 25 Alerts File Explorer ... * 🤝 Compatibility: Compatible with markdown-it `v14.3.0` and plugin API. ... 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Decode semicolon-less legacy references in HTML attributes.
markdown-exit 1.3.0 requires a semicolon for entity decoding. For title="A & B", parseHtmlAttributes therefore stores A & B, while HTML attribute parsing stores A & B. Use an HTML-attribute-aware decoder in this internal path and add a regression test. Do not restore the removed public decodeHTML export.
Do not use A &amp;amp B as the regression case. Its first reference is semicolon-terminated and does not produce this mismatch.
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Removes the direct
entitiesdependency fromcomark.Breaking changes
decodeHTMLis no longer exported fromcomark/utils. Import it fromentitiesdirectly if needed.textContent(node, { decodeUnicodeEntities })option removed. It was unused, and text nodes are already entity-decoded by markdown-exit, so it double-decoded (&lt;→<).Changes
parseHtmlAttributes) are now decoded with markdown-exit'sutils.unescapeAll. Backslashes are doubled first so they stay literal, as HTML attributes have no backslash escapes.entitiesfrompackages/comark/package.jsonand the workspace catalog.Minor behavior difference: semicolon-less legacy entities in raw HTML attributes (e.g.
&without;) are no longer decoded, matching markdown-exit's handling of text.Validation
pnpm lint,pnpm typecheck,pnpm test(all packages) pass. Added a regression test for backslashes + entities in HTML attributes.Summary by CodeRabbit