add test

README.md

@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ Extensible macro processing framework for markdown, written in TypeScript.
 # Table of Contents
 
 -   [md-macros](#md-macros)
+    -   [Breaking changes in v7.0.0](#breaking-changes-in-v-7-0-0)
 -   [Overview](#overview)
     -   [Sample Use Case](#sample-use-case)
 -   [Usage](#usage)
@@ -27,6 +28,16 @@ Extensible macro processing framework for markdown, written in TypeScript.
                     -   [args](#args)
 -   [Custom macros](#custom-macros)
 
+
+## Breaking changes in v7.0.0
+
+In order to call a macro, you must now precede the text with `macro:`. e.g.
+`\\[[youtube url="url"]]` must now be written as `\\[[macro:youtube url="url"]]`.
+
+This is so that we can add support for parsing of wiki-style linking in the future,
+and so that the macro system does not collide with common markdown applications,
+which use wiki-style linking.
+
 # Overview
 
 There have been lots of requests and proposals over the years for an official spec for a rich and extensible version of markdown. People want to be able to write clean and succinct text in their markdown files, and have it rendered into complex html components, without the need for  inline html in their markdown files.

README.tmpl.md

@@ -7,6 +7,16 @@ Extensible macro processing framework for markdown, written in TypeScript.
 
 [[macro:mdToc]]
 
+
+## Breaking changes in v7.0.0
+
+In order to call a macro, you must now precede the text with `macro:`. e.g.
+`\\[[youtube url="url"]]` must now be written as `\\[[macro:youtube url="url"]]`.
+
+This is so that we can add support for parsing of wiki-style linking in the future,
+and so that the macro system does not collide with common markdown applications,
+which use wiki-style linking.
+
 # Overview
 
 There have been lots of requests and proposals over the years for an official spec for a rich and extensible version of markdown. People want to be able to write clean and succinct text in their markdown files, and have it rendered into complex html components, without the need for  inline html in their markdown files.

lib/parse-macros-from-md.spec.ts

@@ -813,39 +813,6 @@ but not #1: test but #what. is cool but should remove the period.`;
 			assert.deepEqual(macros, expected);
 		});
 
-		it('can differentiate between wiki-style links and macro calls', () => {
-			const md: string = `[[this is a wiki link]]
-[[this is a wiki link|So is this]]
-[[this is a wiki link#toasection|This one links to a section]]
-`;
-			const macros: ParsedMacros = parseMacrosFromMd(md);
-			console.log(JSON.stringify(macros, null, 2));
-			const expected: ParsedMacros = {
-				...EMPTY_PARSE_RESULTS,
-				custom: [],
-				links: [{
-					altText: 'this is a wiki link',
-					fullMatch: '[[this is a wiki link]]',
-					href: 'this is a wiki link',
-					isReferenceStyle: false,
-					title: '',
-				}, {
-					altText: 'So is this',
-					fullMatch: '[[this is a wiki link|So is this]]',
-					href: 'this is a wiki link',
-					isReferenceStyle: false,
-					title: 'So is this',
-				}, {
-					altText: 'This one links to a section',
-					fullMatch: '[[this is a wiki link#toasection|This one links to a section]]',
-					href: 'this is a wiki link#toasection',
-					isReferenceStyle: false,
-					title: 'This one links to a section',
-				}],
-			};
-			assert.deepEqual(macros, expected);
-		});
-
 		it('skips over tags within blockquotes', () => {
 			const md: string = `# Hello
 
@@ -1035,4 +1002,17 @@ Ahh. Thats right.
 		};
 		assert.deepEqual(macros, expected);
 	});
+
+	it('does not parse out wiki-style links as macros', () => {
+		const md: string = `[[this is a wiki link]]
+[[this is a wiki link|So is this]]
+[[this is a wiki link#toasection|This one links to a section]]
+`;
+		const macros: ParsedMacros = parseMacrosFromMd(md);
+		console.log(JSON.stringify(macros, null, 2));
+		const expected: ParsedMacros = {
+			...EMPTY_PARSE_RESULTS,
+		};
+		assert.deepEqual(macros, expected);
+	});
 }