example code does not work (anymore): content is unchanged

[marko-knoebl]

I've tried to use the example code from the readme.

When using @agentofuser/rehype-section version 1.0.5 the resulting output is the same as the input - no section elements are added for me.

When using version 0.1.2 it still works as expected.

Has the API changed?

I'll test this on a different computer tomorrow to verify this is independent of my local machine.

[marko-knoebl]

I've found out how to get it working for me.

The readme has this line of code - which doesn't work:

var section = require('rehype-section');

I finally got it working via either:

var section = require('@agentofuser/rehype-section').default

or:

import sectionParent from '@agentofuser/rehype-section';
const section = sectionParent.default;

I'm pretty sure this unintentional.

Interestingly, the internal test case in test/section.test.ts has a different behaviour:

In the test I can either keep the existing line:

import section from '../src/.'

or I can replace it with:

const section = require('../src/.').default

So one kind of import is working as expected, the other one isn't.

[chengluyu]

Thank you! This saves my day. 😭

[felixfbecker]

I'm using

import section from '@agentofuser/rehype-section'

and am also experiencing this issue: content remains unchanged.

This should import the default import, but instead it gives an object with a default property:

{ default: [Function attacher] }

[av-2024]

The code and type definitions for this package are still broken. I have to use this as a workaround to 1) get it to work at all and 2) get TypeScript to stop complaining:

import _rehypeSection from '@agentofuser/rehype-section'

const rehypeSection = (_rehypeSection as any).default