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Added support for chained pipe filters in the `@comark/binding` plugin, allowing users to apply multiple transformations to values in both text and attribute bindings. Introduced new utility functions for parsing and applying filters, and updated relevant documentation and examples to demonstrate usage. This enhancement enables more flexible data manipulation within markdown templates.
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11 components touched across 6 lanes. Inside the changed components — 2 viewsComponent view — Filter engine and catalog Core filter execution pipeline and built-in standard filters catalog 
Component view — Framework renderer integration Threading the filters prop through Vue, React, Svelte, and Angular components 
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds chained binding filters, a built-in standard filter catalog, filter registry resolution, binding integration, framework props, package exports, tests, documentation, and Vue example updates. ChangesBinding filter support
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In `@packages/comark/src/internal/stringify/attributes.ts`:
- Line 73: Update the resolution logic in the parseJson branch so it attempts
JSON parsing of path before applying filters, while retaining the existing
dot-path lookup as the catch-block fallback when parsing fails. Ensure filtered
literals such as quoted strings resolve to their parsed value instead of being
treated as paths, and preserve current path resolution for non-literal
expressions.
In `@packages/comark/src/utils/filters.ts`:
- Around line 55-56: Update the filter lookup around registry[name] to accept
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Parse the base literal before applying filters.
When parseJson is true, this branch resolves every filtered expression as a dot path. Therefore :title='"hello" | upper' resolves to undefined, while :title='"hello"' resolves to "hello". Parse path first and use the existing catch block for dot-path fallback.
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resolution logic in the parseJson branch so it attempts JSON parsing of path
before applying filters, while retaining the existing dot-path lookup as the
catch-block fallback when parsing fails. Ensure filtered literals such as quoted
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| const fn = registry[name] | ||
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Reject inherited filter names.
registry[name] resolves prototype properties. With an empty {} registry, {{ value | toString }} invokes Object.prototype.toString instead of throwing Unknown binding filter. Require an own function entry before invocation.
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In `@packages/comark/src/utils/filters.ts` around lines 55 - 56, Update the filter
lookup around registry[name] to accept only an own property whose value is a
function, rejecting inherited names such as toString with the existing Unknown
binding filter error before invocation. Preserve valid own filter entries and
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Refactored the filter module by splitting `filters.ts` into a directory structure for better organization. Introduced a comprehensive built-in standard filter catalog, including categories for Formatting, Text, Dates, Numbers, Collections, HTML cleanup, and HTML parsing. Updated the documentation to reflect these changes and ensure that the `filters` option defaults to the new `standardFilters`. Enhanced examples to demonstrate the usage of built-in filters in various contexts.
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In @.cursor/plans/built-in_standard_filters_9806bb3c.plan.md:
- Line 46: Add the text language identifier to the fenced code block in the plan
content, changing the opening fence to use text while preserving the block’s
contents.
In `@docs/content/4.plugins/1.built-in/binding.md`:
- Line 519: Update the blockquote filter description near the `blockquote`
binding entry to remove the trailing space from inside the inline code span
while still documenting that each line receives the `> ` prefix.
- Around line 452-459: Update the filter documentation around the filters
example to state that an omitted or empty filters object uses the built-in
filters, while a non-empty object adds or overrides them; remove the claim that
passing {} opts out of built-ins and causes unknown-name errors.
In `@packages/comark-angular/src/components/markdown-document.component.ts`:
- Around line 125-126: Update the MarkdownDocument.resolvedFilters getter to
cache the resolveFilterRegistry result for the current filters reference,
reusing it across template evaluations and recomputing only when the filters
input identity changes.
In `@packages/comark/src/utils/filters/dates.ts`:
- Around line 173-175: Update the minute parsing in the duration filter around
the mins calculation to extract the numeric component immediately before the
final “M” in the ISO 8601 time portion, without using a fixed-width slice.
Ensure values such as PT4H5M6S produce 5 minutes while preserving existing
handling for absent or invalid minute components.
In `@packages/comark/src/utils/filters/html.ts`:
- Around line 55-56: Update parseToTree to retain whitespace-only text callbacks
in the tree, so serializeTree preserves spacing between adjacent HTML elements
for the exported opt-in htmlFilters registry. Keep existing non-whitespace text
handling and serialization behavior unchanged.
In `@packages/comark/src/utils/filters/numbers.ts`:
- Around line 25-28: Clamp the places value used by number formatting to the
supported toFixed range of 0 through 100. Update the places calculation near
fixed in the number-formatting function, preserving the existing handling of
non-finite and negative inputs while preventing large values from causing
RangeError.
In `@packages/comark/test/filters/standard/dates.test.ts`:
- Line 10: Update the date filter tests around datesFilters.date to use
timezone-stable local date-time fixtures instead of ISO date-only strings, and
replace year-only regex assertions with exact complete formatted-date
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Add a language identifier to the fenced block.
Use text to satisfy markdownlint rule MD040.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document that an empty filters object keeps built-in filters.
resolveFilterRegistry returns standardFilters when filters is omitted or empty. Public renderers use this resolver. A non-empty registry adds or overrides built-ins. Update the documentation to remove the empty-object opt-out claim.
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In `@docs/content/4.plugins/1.built-in/binding.md` around lines 452 - 459, Update
the filter documentation around the filters example to state that an omitted or
empty filters object uses the built-in filters, while a non-empty object adds or
overrides them; remove the claim that passing {} opts out of built-ins and
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Remove the space inside the blockquote code span.
markdownlint-cli2 reports MD038 for the space in `> `. Reword the description while preserving the documented blockquote prefix.
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-- `blockquote` — prefix every line with `> ` · `{{ note | blockquote }}`
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blockquote filter description near the `blockquote` binding entry to remove the
trailing space from inside the inline code span while still documenting that
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Cache the resolved custom filter registry.
When MarkdownDocument is checked, its template evaluates resolvedFilters once for each top-level comark-markdown-node. For non-empty filters, resolveFilterRegistry returns a new merged object each time. The changed input identity calls MarkdownNode.ngOnChanges, which clears and recursively rebuilds the node subtree. Cache the result by the filters reference, or recompute it when the input changes.
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In `@packages/comark-angular/src/components/markdown-document.component.ts` around
lines 125 - 126, Update the MarkdownDocument.resolvedFilters getter to cache the
resolveFilterRegistry result for the current filters reference, reusing it
across template evaluations and recomputing only when the filters input identity
changes.
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| const mins = afterT.includes('M') | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Parse the minute component from the ISO 8601 time portion.
For PT4H5M6S, the fixed-width slice produces 45 minutes. The duration filter returns 4h 45m 6s instead of 4h 5m 6s. This is a localized formatting error.
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- const mins = afterT.includes('M')
- ? parseFloat(afterT.slice(afterT.lastIndexOf('M') - 4, afterT.lastIndexOf('M')).replace(/[^0-9.]/g, '')) || 0
- : 0
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| const mins = afterT.includes('M') | |
| ? parseFloat(afterT.slice(afterT.lastIndexOf('M') - 4, afterT.lastIndexOf('M')).replace(/[^0-9.]/g, '')) || 0 | |
| : 0 | |
| const mins = parseFloat(/(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)M/.exec(afterT)?.[1] ?? '0') || 0 |
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In `@packages/comark/src/utils/filters/dates.ts` around lines 173 - 175, Update
the minute parsing in the duration filter around the mins calculation to extract
the numeric component immediately before the final “M” in the ISO 8601 time
portion, without using a fixed-width slice. Ensure values such as PT4H5M6S
produce 5 minutes while preserving existing handling for absent or invalid
minute components.
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Preserve whitespace-only text nodes in the opt-in HTML filters.
parseToTree drops whitespace-only htmlparser2 text callbacks. htmlFilters.remove_html always uses parseToTree, and serializeTree concatenates sibling nodes without separators. Therefore <span>Hello</span> <span>world</span> becomes <span>Hello</span><span>world</span>. The impact is limited to callers that explicitly use the exported opt-in htmlFilters registry.
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ontext(text) {
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parseToTree to retain whitespace-only text callbacks in the tree, so
serializeTree preserves spacing between adjacent HTML elements for the exported
opt-in htmlFilters registry. Keep existing non-whitespace text handling and
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| const places = Number.isFinite(d) && d >= 0 ? d : 0 | ||
| const dSep = decimalSep != null ? String(decimalSep) : '.' | ||
| const tSep = thousandSep != null ? String(thousandSep) : ',' | ||
| const fixed = Math.abs(n).toFixed(places) |
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Clamp places to the toFixed limit.
Number.prototype.toFixed accepts 0 to 100 only. It throws RangeError for larger values. places has a lower bound, but no upper bound. A binding such as {{ value | number_format:200 }} therefore throws during rendering instead of returning formatted text.
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| const dSep = decimalSep != null ? String(decimalSep) : '.' | |
| const tSep = thousandSep != null ? String(thousandSep) : ',' | |
| const fixed = Math.abs(n).toFixed(places) | |
| const places = Number.isFinite(d) && d >= 0 ? Math.min(Math.trunc(d), 100) : 0 | |
| const dSep = decimalSep != null ? String(decimalSep) : '.' | |
| const tSep = thousandSep != null ? String(thousandSep) : ',' | |
| const fixed = Math.abs(n).toFixed(places) |
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In `@packages/comark/src/utils/filters/numbers.ts` around lines 25 - 28, Clamp the
places value used by number formatting to the supported toFixed range of 0
through 100. Update the places calculation near fixed in the number-formatting
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| // Use a UTC midnight date to avoid timezone shifts in the integer-day parts | ||
| const result = datesFilters.date('2024-06-15') | ||
| // Only check the year, month, day fields since the implementation uses local time | ||
| expect(result).toMatch(/2024/) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert complete dates with a timezone-stable fixture.
datesFilters.date parses strings with new Date(v) and formats them with local getters. An ISO date-only string represents UTC midnight, so it can produce the previous local date in negative-offset time zones. The proposed exact values are therefore not portable with the current fixtures. The regexes also accept incorrect dates. Use local date-time fixtures and assert the complete result.
Proposed test correction
- const result = datesFilters.date('2024-06-15')
+ const result = datesFilters.date('2024-06-15T00:00:00')
...
- expect(result).toMatch(/2024/)
+ expect(result).toBe('2024-06-15')
...
- const result = datesFilters.date('2024-01-05', 'DD/MM/YYYY')
- expect(result).toMatch(/\d{2}\/01\/2024/)
+ const result = datesFilters.date('2024-01-05T00:00:00', 'DD/MM/YYYY')
+ expect(result).toBe('05/01/2024')🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/comark/test/filters/standard/dates.test.ts` at line 10, Update the
date filter tests around datesFilters.date to use timezone-stable local
date-time fixtures instead of ISO date-only strings, and replace year-only regex
assertions with exact complete formatted-date expectations. Preserve coverage
for each supported date format.
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