Admonition handling

Author: osfameron

lib/markdown-for-llm.js

@@ -1,7 +1,32 @@
 'use strict'
 
 const { NodeHtmlMarkdown } = require('node-html-markdown')
-const nhm = new NodeHtmlMarkdown()
+
+let nhm
+const customTranslators = {
+  DIV:  ({ visitor }) => ({
+    surroundingNewlines: 2,
+    postprocess: ({ nodeMetadata, node }) => {
+      // <div class="admonitionblock note">
+      if (node.classList.contains('admonitionblock')) {
+
+        const type = (node
+            .classList.values().
+            find(v => v != 'admonitionblock')
+            .toUpperCase())
+
+        const content = (
+          nhm.translate(
+            node.querySelector('td:nth-child(2)')
+            .innerHTML
+          ).replace(/^/mg, '> '))
+
+        return `> [!${type}]\n${content}`
+      }
+    }
+  })
+}
+nhm = new NodeHtmlMarkdown({}, customTranslators)
 
 const File = require('vinyl')
 
@@ -84,13 +109,17 @@ module.exports.register = function ({ playbook, config }) {
     output+=`# Couchbase
 
 > This is the official documentation for Couchbase, a leading NoSQL distributed database platform
-> designed for high performance, scalability, and flexibility. The documentation covers comprehensive
-> guides for developers and operations teams, including installation and configuration, development
-> tutorials, API references, administration, security, cloud deployment, and integration with various
-> programming languages and frameworks. Couchbase enables applications to handle massive data volumes
-> and high concurrency with its memory-first architecture and flexible JSON document model.\n\n`
+> designed for high performance, scalability, and flexibility.
+> The documentation covers comprehensive guides for developers and operations
+> teams, including installation and configuration, development tutorials, API
+> references, administration, security, cloud deployment, and integration with
+> various  programming languages and frameworks.
+> Couchbase enables applications to handle massive data volumes and high
+> concurrency with its memory-first architecture and flexible JSON document
+> model.
+
 
-    output+=`\n## Docs\n`
+## Docs\n`
 
     for (const c of navObj) {
       const v = c.versions[0]