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## Changes from blackfriday
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This library is derived from blackfriday library. Here's a list of changes.
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**Redesigned API**
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- split into 3 separate packages: ast, parser and html (for html renderer). This makes the API more manageable. It also separates e.g. parser option from renderer options
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- changed how AST node is represented from union-like representation (manually keeping track of the type of the node) to using interface{} (which is a Go way to combine an arbitrary value with its type)
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**Allow re-using most of html renderer logic**
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You can implement your own renderer by implementing `Renderer` interface.
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Implementing a full renderer is a lot of work and often you just want to tweak html rendering of few node typs.
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I've added a way to hook `Renderer.Render` function in html renderer with a custom function that can take over rendering of specific nodes.
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I use it myself to do syntax-highlighting of code snippets.
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**Speed up go test**
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Running `go test` was really slow (17 secs) because it did a poor man's version of fuzzing by feeding the parser all subsets of test strings in order to find panics
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due to incorrect parsing logic.
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I've moved that logic to `cmd/crashtest`, so that it can be run on CI but not slow down regular development.
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Now `go test` is blazing fast.
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