HTML image handling

[eneroth]

Possibly related to #7, or maybe not.

I'm trying to deal with the fact that images are sometimes inlined as <img … HTML tags rather than e.g. ![some alt text](some.png "Some title").

So I would like to attempt conversion of <img …'s encountered into proper AST.

The first thing I'm coming up against is getting HTML emitted at all. When I run the following example, the two imgs are lost along the way.

(def image-test
  "### Images
   <img src=\"https://www.example.com/image1.jpg\" alt=\"High-Efficiency Antenna\">
   <img src=\"https://www.example.com/image2.jpg\" alt=\"5G Network Coverage Map\">")

(md.parser/parse md.parser/empty-doc
  (md/tokenize image-test))

;; =>
{:footnotes []
 :type      :doc
 :title     "Images"
 :content   [{:type          :heading
              :heading-level 3
              :attrs         {:id "images"}
              :content       [{:type :text
                               :text "Images"}]}]
 :toc       {:type     :toc
             :children [{:type     :toc
                         :children [{:type     :toc
                                     :children [{:type          :toc
                                                 :content       [{:type :text :text "Images"}]
                                                 :heading-level 3
                                                 :attrs         {:id "images"}
                                                 :path          [:content 0]}]}]}]}}

If I look at the tokenization, they are registered as an HTML block:

{:children nil
 :block    true
 :meta     nil
 :content  "   <img src=\"https://www.example.com/image1.jpg\" alt=\"High-Efficiency Antenna\">
            <img src=\"https://www.example.com/image2.jpg\" alt=\"5G Network Coverage Map\">"
 :type     "html_block"
 :markup   ""
 :level    0
 :hidden   false
 :info     ""
 :attrs    nil
 :tag      ""
 :nesting  0
 :map      [1 3]}

So, it looks like it maybe gets lost along the way somehow. Any advice would be great!

But my scope for now remains to convert HTML images -> AST. If there's a better way to do this than the one I'm heading down, I'd greatly appreciate being steered in another direction as well.

[zampino]

Yes, your problem is exactly #7. Please try out this #7 (comment) and reopen this issue if that doesn't work (or add comments to #7).