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=head1 NAME
CommonMark::Node - Node of the CommonMark parse tree
=head1 SYNOPSIS
my $html = $node->render(format => 'html');
my $header = $doc->first_child;
my $level = $header->get_header_level;
my $paragraph = $header->next;
my $link = CommonMark::Node->new(CommonMark::NODE_LINK);
$link->set_url('http://example.com/');
my $text = CommonMark::Node->new(CommonMark::NODE_TEXT);
$text->set_literal('link text');
$link->append_child($link_text);
$paragraph->append_child($link);
$doc->render_html;
=head1 DESCRIPTION
C<CommonMark::Node> represents a node of the parse tree.
=head2 new
my $node = CommonMark::Node->new($type);
Creates a new node of type C<$type>. See L</"Node types"> for a list of
types. Note that the L<node creation functions|CommonMark/"Node creation">
provide a more powerful interface.
=head2 Rendering
=head3 C<render>
my $result = $node->render(
format => $string,
sourcepos => $bool, # Optional
hardbreaks => $bool, # Optional
nobreaks => $bool, # Optional
unsafe => $bool, # Optional
width => $int, # Optional
);
Convenience function to render documents. Supported C<format>s are C<'html'>,
C<'xml'>, C<'man'>, C<'commonmark'>, and C<'latex'>.
The C<width> specifies the number of characters at which lines are broken, and
is passed to renderers that support it. A value of 0 disables line wrapping.
The default is 0.
The remaining options enable the respective L<render options|/"Render options">:
=over
=item * C<sourcepos>
=item * C<hardbreaks>
=item * C<unsafe>
=item * C<nobreaks>
=item * C<safe> (no-op as of libcmark 0.29)
=back
=head3 C<render_*>
my $html = $node->render_html( [$options] )
my $xml = $node->render_xml( [$options] )
my $man = $node->render_man( [$options], [$width] )
my $md = $node->render_commonmark( [$options], [$width] )
my $latex = $node->render_latex( [$options], [$width] )
These methods render the contents of the node in the respective format.
C<$options> is a bit field created by ORing
L<render options|/"Render options">. It may be omitted and defaults to
C<OPT_DEFAULT>.
C<$width> specifies the number of characters at which lines are broken. A
value of 0 disables line wrapping.
The default is 0.
=head2 Render options
Render options can be imported from L<CommonMark> with tag C<opt>.
use CommonMark qw(:opt);
=over
=item C<OPT_SOURCEPOS>
Adds information about line numbers in the source file to the XML and HTML
formats.
=item C<OPT_HARDBREAKS>
Translates "softbreak" nodes (typically corresponding to newlines in the
input) to hard line breaks. This is only supported by some renderers. The
HTML renderer, for example, generates a C<E<lt>br /E<gt>> instead of a
newline character.
=item C<OPT_NOBREAKS>
Translates "softbreak" nodes to spaces. Requires libcmark 0.26 or higher.
=item C<OPT_UNSAFE>
Only affects the HTML renderer. It allows raw HTML blocks and some dangerous
links.
=item C<OPT_OPT_SAFE>
Replaces raw HTML with a placeholder HTML comment. This option has no effect
with libcmark 0.29 or higher, where "Safe" mode is the default.
=back
See the documentation of I<libcmark> for a more detailed explanation of the
render options.
=head2 Accessors
# Integer values
my $int = $node->get_type;
my $int = $node->get_header_level;
my $int = $node->get_list_type;
my $int = $node->get_list_delim;
my $int = $node->get_list_start;
my $int = $node->get_list_tight;
my $int = $node->get_start_line;
my $int = $node->get_start_column;
my $int = $node->get_end_line;
my $int = $node->get_end_column;
$node->set_header_level($int);
$node->set_list_type($int);
$node->set_list_delim($int);
$node->set_list_start($int);
$node->set_list_tight($int);
# String values
my $string = $node->get_type_string;
my $string = $node->get_literal;
my $string = $node->get_title;
my $string = $node->get_url;
my $string = $node->get_fence_info;
my $string = $node->get_on_enter;
my $string = $node->get_on_exit;
$node->set_literal($string);
$node->set_title($string);
$node->set_url($string);
$node->set_fence_info($string);
$node->set_on_enter($string);
$node->set_on_exit($string);
Various accessors to get and set integer and string values of a node. Not
all values are supported by every type of node. Getters return C<0> or
C<undef> for unsupported values. Setters die on failure.
See L</"Constants"> for a list of constants used for node types, list
types, and list delimiters.
=head2 Tree traversal
my $iterator = $node->iterator;
Creates a new L<CommonMark::Iterator> to walk through the descendants of
the node.
my $next = $node->next;
my $prev = $node->previous;
my $parent = $node->parent;
my $child = $node->first_child;
my $child = $node->last_child;
These methods return the respective node in the tree structure.
=head2 Tree manipulation
$node->unlink;
$node->replace($other);
$node->insert_before($other);
$node->insert_after($other);
$node->prepend_child($other);
$node->append_child($other);
C<unlink> removes a node and all its descendants from the tree.
C<replace> replaces C<$node> with C<$other>, unlinking C<$node>.
C<insert_before> and C<insert_after> insert the C<$other> node before or
after C<$node>. C<append_child> and C<prepend_child> append or prepend
C<$other> to the children of C<$node>. C<$other> is unlinked before it is
moved to its new position.
These methods may die on failure, for example if the document structure
is violated.
=head2 Constants
=head3 Node types
CommonMark::NODE_NONE => 0
CommonMark::NODE_DOCUMENT
CommonMark::NODE_BLOCK_QUOTE
CommonMark::NODE_LIST
CommonMark::NODE_ITEM
CommonMark::NODE_CODE_BLOCK
CommonMark::NODE_HTML_BLOCK
CommonMark::NODE_CUSTOM_BLOCK
CommonMark::NODE_PARAGRAPH
CommonMark::NODE_HEADING
CommonMark::NODE_THEMATIC_BREAK
CommonMark::NODE_TEXT
CommonMark::NODE_SOFTBREAK
CommonMark::NODE_LINEBREAK
CommonMark::NODE_CODE
CommonMark::NODE_HTML_INLINE
CommonMark::NODE_CUSTOM_INLINE
CommonMark::NODE_EMPH
CommonMark::NODE_STRONG
CommonMark::NODE_LINK
CommonMark::NODE_IMAGE
Node types can be imported from L<CommonMark> with tag C<node>.
use CommonMark qw(:node);
=head3 List types
CommonMark::NO_LIST => 0
CommonMark::BULLET_LIST
CommonMark::ORDERED_LIST
List types can be imported from L<CommonMark> with tag C<list>.
use CommonMark qw(:list);
=head3 Delimiter types for ordered lists
CommonMark::NO_DELIM => 0
CommonMark::PERIOD_DELIM
CommonMark::PAREN_DELIM
Delimiter types can be imported from L<CommonMark> with tag C<delim>.
use CommonMark qw(:delim);
=head1 COPYRIGHT
This software is copyright (C) by Nick Wellnhofer.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.
=cut
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