markdown-types (

OperationClassification cjs)

Properties:

markdown model

Every markdown file meant for the web, should have these optional parameters that can be declared as its frontmatter

NB: This is not part of MarkdownModelType, because MarkdownModelType is very barebones general purpose, not only for the web!

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Postable is not extending a modeltype anymore, it can be attached to any

MarkdownModelType model

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Some properties for on any

MarkdownModelType model that are quite general purpose and yet aren't included into the MarkdownModel because we may not always want them.

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jsonMultiple model

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Tries to parse a date from a string

• implements default behavior of new Date with a try catch
• returns a unix timestamp (ms since 1970 AD)

TODO: put in a better location... date-util?

Anything in the format ![alt](src)

NB: I need to be very clear how this one works

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Anything in the format [alt](href)

It needs to be clear how this works. There is a convention for this, and I should implement that as good as possible, and document it here

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TODO: Rename

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Tries to parse a date from a string

• implements default behavior of new Date with a try catch
• returns a unix timestamp (ms since 1970 AD)

TODO: put in a better location... date-util?

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markdownParseToMarkdownModelType()

makes a markdownModelType from a markdownParse.

Input
markdownParse	{ }
Output

parseMarkdownModelTimestamp()

First tries to look at the frontmatter value, this is leading because it is what the user sees and the file system of the os could be inconsistent

If this frontmatter doesn't exist, the markdownParse is checked for a date. This should be information collected from the file system

If that doesn't succeed, sometimes we'll set it to the current timestamp

Input
parameters	Frontmatter Our version of frontmatter is a bit simpler than regular frontmatter Not sure if this is a good idea, but it keeps it simple for our OS all values parse in a similar way to csv make sure that you use quotes if you want to store a string with commas, because commas in a parameter indicate that it is a string array NB: string arrays are comma separated values, where you can put values with special characters in between quotes Frontmatter
Output	{ }

🔹 MarkdownContentLevel

0 is a paragraph 1-6 is h1 until h6

🔹 MarkdownHeader

Properties:

Name	Type	Description
level	number
title	string

🔸 WebsiteHeader

jsonMultiple model

Properties:

Name	Type	Description
headerImage (optional)	object
headerTitle (optional)	string
headerBig (optional)	boolean
headerSubTitle (optional)	string
header_markdownCallToActionSlugs (optional)	array
slug	string
name	string
language	string
createdAt	number
updatedAt	number
deletedAt	number
createdFirstAt	number
operationName	null
projectRelativePath	string
operationRelativePath (optional)	string
id	string
categoryStackCalculated (optional)	array

🔹 WebsiteHeaderProperties

Properties:

Name	Type	Description
headerImage (optional)	object
headerTitle (optional)	string
headerBig (optional)	boolean
headerSubTitle (optional)	string
header_markdownCallToActionSlugs (optional)	array

📄 markdownParseToMarkdownModelType (exported const)

makes a markdownModelType from a markdownParse.

📄 parseMarkdownModelTimestamp (exported const)

First tries to look at the frontmatter value, this is leading because it is what the user sees and the file system of the os could be inconsistent

If this frontmatter doesn't exist, the markdownParse is checked for a date. This should be information collected from the file system

If that doesn't succeed, sometimes we'll set it to the current timestamp