mdz_opcodes.ts

Unique monotonic identifier for each node created by the parser. IDs are never reused within a parser instance.

All node types that can appear in the mdz tree.

Node types that can be opened as containers.

Code appears here *and* in MdzNodeTypeText: inline code resolved within one chunk emits as a single text opcode, while a backtick with no closer visible yet opens an optimistic Code container whose content streams as text children (collapsed back to content by consumers at close).

Discriminant for leaf text nodes (see MdzNodeTypeContainer for Code's dual form).

Node types for self-contained leaf elements.

Discriminated union of all mdz opcodes.

Append content to an existing text node. Streaming optimization — avoids creating a new node per chunk during plain text runs.

Close a previously opened container node. Carries deferred metadata that wasn't known at open time.

Open a container node. The renderer starts a new element/wrapper. Children are subsequent opcodes until the matching close.

Undo an optimistic open. Removes the container wrapper, inserts replacement_text as literal text at the container's position, and re-parents the container's children to the grandparent.

Only inline containers revert — block structure (paragraphs, headings, codeblocks, lists, blockquotes) is decided from bounded input before opening, so block opens are never speculative.

Create a leaf text or code node. The parent is implicit — the innermost open container on the renderer's stack.

Trim count characters from the end of an existing text node. If trimming empties the node, the consumer removes it from its parent.

Used by paragraph/codeblock close to drop the trailing newline that separates inline content from the block boundary. Emitted instead of retroactively mutating the prior text/append_text opcode, so the opcode stream is append-only.

Create a self-contained leaf node (e.g., horizontal rule). Inserted as a child of the innermost open container, or at root level.

Retroactively wrap an existing text node in a container. Used for text-first auto-links: URL/path text streams as plain text, then gets wrapped in a Link when the URL boundary is found.

Specific to text-first auto-detected content — not a general retroactive-container mechanism. Delimiter-paired inlines (bold, italic, strikethrough) use optimistic open + revert instead: their opening delimiter is an explicit open event, and the delimiters are discarded rather than retained as content.

When trim_end is set, trailing characters (punctuation) are trimmed from the target text node and placed in a new sibling Text node after the Link wrapper, identified by trim_id.