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Splits up your header sections into samples and references ie :

#heading1

Here is some sample code

```code
var a = 8;
```

description here

would get converted to:

<h1> heading1 </h1>
<section class='sample'>
	<p> 
       Here is some sample code
    </p>
	<code> var a = 8 </code>
</section>

<section class='reference'>
	description here
</section>

If there are multiple code sections, it will only include up to the last consecuritve code section:

#heading1

Here is some sample code

```code
var a = 8;
```

```code
var a = 2;
```

Some more text

would get converted to:

<h1> heading1 </h1>
<section class='sample'>
	<p> 
        Here is some sample code
    </p>
	<code> var a = 8 </code>
	<code> var a = 2 </code>
</section>

<section class='reference'>
	Some more text
</section>

But, if there is anything inbetween those sections like:

#heading1

Here is some sample code

```code
var a = 8;
```

Some other markdown in between these two code sections


```code
var a = 2;
```

Some more text

it would get converted to:

<h1> heading1 </h1>
<section class='sample'>
	<p> 
        Here is some sample code
    </p>
	<code> var a = 8 </code>
</section>

<section class='reference'>
	<p>
		Some other markdown inbetween these two code sections
	</p>
	<code> var a = 2 </code>
	<p>
		Some more text
	</p>
</section>

Works well when combined with the markdown-it-header-sections plugin!

Table of Contents

Install

npm install -S markdown-it-codeblocks

Usage

With defaults:

const MarkdownItCodeBlocks = require('markdown-it-codeblocks');
const MarkdownIt = require('markdown-it')
	.use(MarkdownItCodeBlocks)

With custom classes:

const MarkdownItCodeBlocks = require('markdown-it-codeblocks');
const MarkdownIt = require('markdown-it')
	.use(MarkdownItCodeBlocks, {sampleClass:'foo', referenceClass:'bar'})

With level grouping:

const MarkdownItCodeBlocks = require('markdown-it-codeblocks');
const MarkdownIt = require('markdown-it')
	.use(MarkdownItCodeBlocks, {levelGrouping:2})

This would group all headings within the 2 headings that are larger than 2 ie:

## heading2a

Some markdown

### inner heading

#### another inner heading


## heading2b

In this case, everything between heading2a and heading2b will be considered a single section

API

MarkdownItCodeBlocks(md, options)

Parameters:

Attribute Type Required Description Default
md String yes The input markdown
options.sampleClass String no Class assigned to the sample blocks 'sample'
options.referenceClass String no Class assigned to the reference blocks 'reference'
options.levelGrouping Integer no Allows you to group certain headings into one section. null

License

MIT

Changelog

1.0.0 (2017-09-02)

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