That will work but link has sub tokens in token.tokens that the parser uses to render the text.
So it will have to be something like
\n try {\n\t\t// \n\t\tconst image = await fetch(token.href)\n\t} except {\n\t\ttoken.text = 'link'\n\t\ttoken.type = 'link'\n token.tokens = lexer.inlineTokens(token.text); // This will tell the parser what to output\n\t}\n
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During try {
// 
const image = await fetch(token.href)
} except {
token.text = 'link'
token.type = 'link' // Something like this, however it doesn't seen to work when I do this
// [link](https://invalid-image.com)
} |
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That will work but link has sub tokens in So it will have to be something like |
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Ah okay I see. Yeah works out pretty well, but I'm curious if there's a way for it to this without marked turning the token into HTML code? Currently it returns this as In case this is useful, this try/catch is under my |
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You want marked to output markdown? You will have to update the renderers. You can just return the |
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Awesome, thanks for the help! |
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That will work but link has sub tokens in
token.tokensthat the parser uses to render the text.So it will have to be something like