markdown

MMO.core.markdown · 5 symbols · generated 30 Sep 2026

function

addHtml

function MMO.core.markdown.addHtml(root, html, addParagraph = false)

Namespace: MMO.core.markdown

root
html
addParagraph = false

constant

SAFE_URL_SCHEMES

markdown.js:20

MMO.core.markdown.SAFE_URL_SCHEMES = ['http', 'https', 'mailto', 'tel'];

Namespace: MMO.core.markdown

function

safeUrl

markdown.js:30

Make an url safe to use as a link/image target.

function MMO.core.markdown.safeUrl(url, base)

Namespace: MMO.core.markdown

A relative url (no scheme, e.g. `path`, `/path`, `//host/path`) is always considered safe. An absolute url is only safe if its scheme is in `MMO.core.markdown.SAFE_URL_SCHEMES` (blocks `javascript:`, `data:`, ...).

url	`string`
base	`string`	the base url. Empty means "resolve against the page showing the markdown"
returns	`string` \| `boolean`	the url to link to, or false when it cannot safely be linked

function

headingTag

markdown.js:49

Clamp an heading level to a valid html tag name (h1-h6)

function MMO.core.markdown.headingTag(level)

Namespace: MMO.core.markdown

level	`int`
returns	`string`

function

insert

markdown.js:63

function MMO.core.markdown.insert(root, text, opts = {}, inline = false, addParagraph = true, refs = null)

Namespace: MMO.core.markdown

root	`Element`	the root element to insert the markdown into
text	`string`	markdown
opts = {}	`Object`	- {int} headerLevel: header's level (default 1) - {int} tabSpace: tabulation space length (default 2). - {string} baseurl: the base url for relative link
inline = false
addParagraph = true
refs = null	`?Object`	used internally to carry collected `[id]: url "title"` reference definitions through recursive calls. Leave it to its default: it is (re)collected once, at the top-level call.
returns		the root