feat(parse)!: heal incomplete markdown only while streaming - #405
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`autoClose` ran on every parse, so `parseMarkdown('a _b')` returned an `em`
node. CommonMark says that text is literal, and comark documents itself as a
superset of CommonMark, so the two did not agree.
`autoClose` now accepts `'streaming'`, and that is the new default. `true` still
heals every parse, `false` still never heals, and a custom function is unchanged.
Also fixes two defects in the healer itself, which corrupted streaming output
regardless of the default:
- Inline code spans now match on delimiter run length. `a ``x`` b` no longer
gains a trailing backtick, and a single backtick inside a double-backtick
span stays literal.
- Two open markers of the same kind on one line now produce one closer.
`a _b and _c` heals to `a _b and _c_` instead of `a _b and _c__`, which
nested an `em` inside an `em`.
React and Svelte never passed `streaming` to the parser, so their `streaming`
prop only drove rendering. `parseMarkdown` takes per-call options now and both
forward the flag.
BREAKING CHANGE: `autoClose` defaults to `'streaming'`. A plain parse no longer
closes incomplete markdown. Set `autoClose: true` when parsing a stored response
that may have been cut off, including with `renderHtml` and `renderAnsi`, which
never stream.
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Architecture 7 components touched across 5 lanes. Inside the changed components — 2 viewsComponent view — Core parser and auto-close engine Internal modules of the core parsing engine handling auto-close syntax healing and token processing. Component view — UI framework adapters React and Svelte component adapters forwarding streaming parse options into the core parser. Data flow
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MarkdownComponent
participant parseMarkdown
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MarkdownComponent->>parseMarkdown: pass streaming state
parseMarkdown->>autoCloseMarkdown: heal incomplete syntax when streaming
autoCloseMarkdown-->>parseMarkdown: return healed markdown
parseMarkdown-->>Renderer: return parsed document
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In `@docs/content/3.rendering/8.ansi.md`:
- Line 83: Update the autoClose entry in the renderAnsi options table to include
AutoCloseFunction alongside the existing boolean and 'streaming' types, matching
the ParserOptions contract and preserving the current default and description.
In `@docs/content/5.reference/2.auto-close.md`:
- Around line 88-90: Update the streaming example’s parseMarkdown call to
include streaming: true alongside autoClose: 'streaming', preserving the
example’s existing options and demonstrating streaming auto-close behavior.
In `@docs/skills/comark/references/parsing-ast.md`:
- Line 56: Update the autoClose type descriptions to include the custom
(markdown: string) => string callback alongside the existing boolean and
'streaming' forms. Apply this consistently in ParserOptions.autoClose in
docs/skills/comark/references/parsing-ast.md at lines 56-56, the HTML renderer
option table in docs/content/3.rendering/2.html.md at lines 83-83, and the Vue
component option table in docs/content/3.rendering/3.vue.md at lines 350-350.
In `@packages/comark/SPEC/auto-close.md`:
- Line 783: Update the prose in the auto-close specification so the compound
adjective immediately before “closers” is hyphenated as “back-to-back.”
In `@packages/comark/src/types.ts`:
- Line 481: Update the streaming example in the parse documentation to call the
existing parseMarkdown API with the appropriate empty options and streaming
configuration, or define parse before use; ensure the example is self-contained
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pass streaming: true in the streaming example.
autoClose: 'streaming' heals only when the parse call includes { streaming: true }. This snippet omits that flag, so it performs a plain parse and does not demonstrate the behavior named by the Streaming (default) tab.
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const result = await parseMarkdown(content, {
- autoClose: 'streaming' // default
+ autoClose: 'streaming', // default
+ streaming: true,
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In `@docs/content/5.reference/2.auto-close.md` around lines 88 - 90, Update the
streaming example’s parseMarkdown call to include streaming: true alongside
autoClose: 'streaming', preserving the example’s existing options and
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Hyphenate the compound adjective.
Change back to back to back-to-back before closers.
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In `@packages/comark/SPEC/auto-close.md` at line 783, Update the prose in the
auto-close specification so the compound adjective immediately before “closers”
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622-622: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse four backticks for the outer examples.
The examples contain inner triple-backtick fences. Markdown treats those fences as the end of the outer block, so the rendered documentation does not show the intended source. The bare fences at Lines 622 and 638 also trigger MD040. Wrap each example with four backticks and keep the inner fences unchanged.
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-```md +````md ... -``` +````Apply the same change to the second example.
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Also pins the literal trailing `::` a plain parse now keeps, which the two nested-component fixtures stopped covering when they dropped their stray closer.
What
autoClosenow accepts'streaming', and that is the new default: healing runs when you parse with{ streaming: true }, and a plain parse follows CommonMark.truestill heals every parse andfalsestill never heals. Also fixes two defects in the healer itself, and makes React and Svelte forward theirstreamingprop to the parser, which they never did.Why
parseMarkdown('a _b')returned anemnode. CommonMark says that text is literal, and the docs describe comark as a superset of CommonMark, so the two did not agree. This came up moving ui.nuxt.com off@nuxtjs/mdc, where prop descriptions containing a stray_rendered as italics to the end of the paragraph. Healing is the right behaviour for a partial stream and the wrong behaviour for a complete document, andstreamingis already a per-call flag, so gating on it fixes the conformance gap without taking anything away. A three-state option rather than redefiningtruebecause a caller who computes the option needs to be able to write the default.Walkthrough
autoClose: 'streaming'parse.tsresolves the option once before the existing branch:frontmatteranddropTrailingOpenersstay gated onopts.streamingas they were, so a forcedautoClose: trueon a complete string still does not invent a frontmatter terminator or delete a trailing*the author typed.Code span delimiter runs
healInlinetreated every backtick as a length-1 delimiter, so a`` run could never close the span it opened. Any content after such a span leaked a stray backtick:It now measures the opening run, carries the length, and closes only on a run of equal length. A non-matching run inside the span stays literal, which is what keeps
``Use `code` in your file.``intact. A run of three or more mid-line is copied verbatim and never opens a span, as before. At end of input the closer accounts for a partial run already sitting there, soUsecode`` heals to `` Use ``code`` `` and ``ais left alone; the first version appended a full run on top and made the healer non-idempotent.One closer per adjacent marker run
closeOpenStackresolved every stack entry withlastIndexOf, so two_entries resolved to the same position and both emitted a closer.a _b and _chealed toa _b and _c__, which parses as anemnested inside anem. Adjacent same-marker closers now collapse to one, but only when they came from different source positions: a single____run pushes two__that must both close, so the stack carries positions. Non-adjacent repeats are untouched, so_a **b _cstill closes_,**,_. Paired**keeps following the existing balanced-overlap rule, which the SPEC now says.A new idempotence test runs the healer over every combination of eleven delimiter and text tokens at lengths two to five, 177k inputs in about a third of a second, and asserts
heal(heal(x)) === heal(x)plus that healing never produces a longer trailing backtick run than the input had. Two pre-existing non-idempotent shapes thatmainalso has are excluded by rule, not by list. Before these fixes the branch had 4,836 inputs outside those rules; it has none now.React and Svelte streaming
parseMarkdowncallsparser(markdown)with no per-call options, and bothMarkdownClient.tsxandMarkdown.svelteparse through it, so theirstreamingprop only ever drove rendering. Invisible while healing was unconditional, a regression the moment it is not.parseMarkdowntakes a third per-call argument now and both forward{ streaming }. Vue and Angular already did this correctly.Tests
Zero of the 219
SPEC/**fixtures change, which is what made the default change safe to take. The harness never streams, so the corpus now exercises the non-healing path, which is what you want from a conformance suite.New SPEC sections cover delimiter runs and multiple openers on one line, neither of which had any coverage.
auto-close-parse.test.tspins both fixes at AST level so a healed string that still parses wrongly cannot slip through. The React and Svelte streaming tests fail without the forwarding fix and pass with it.The
@comark/htmland@comark/ansiautoClose: falsecases no longer discriminate, sincefalsenow matches the default, so they assertautoClose: trueinstead and gained a case for the new default.Two
nested-component-blank-linesfixtures carried a stray trailing::that closed nothing and that healing used to silently delete. Dropped from the sources, since those tests are about slot termination. An unclosed component block is unaffected: the components plugin still closes it at EOF, so::alert\nHelloparses as before.Summary by CodeRabbit
autoClosenow defaults to'streaming', repairing incomplete Markdown only during streaming parses.