An extension can set marked in async mode so it returns a promise. docs
\nIf you don't use extensions, or know none of them are async, it is safe to cast to string.
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The signature of const html = marked.parse('...') as string; |
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An extension can set marked in async mode so it returns a promise. docs If you don't use extensions, or know none of them are async, it is safe to cast to string. |
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You can send {async: false} as an option to the parse function, and the type will be fixed. |
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Good to know, will use it next time I'll work with marked. |
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An extension can set marked in async mode so it returns a promise. docs
If you don't use extensions, or know none of them are async, it is safe to cast to string.