skypager-project/EXAMPLE.spec.md

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type: example
spec: true
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# Example

These are some introductory nodes.

- list item one
- list item two

I Highlight some `Domain Specific Words`

And I include [Links](toSomeShit "This is a Title")

Here is a [Reference Style Link][EXAMPLE.spec.md]

Here is an Image: ![Alt Text](assets/skypager-logo-1024 "Skypager Logo")

Here is a ![Reference Image][skypagerLogo]

## Actual Input 

This section contains code blocks. Skypager should be able to convert these into a module for us. 

### Code Sample One

```javascript
import Skypager from 'skypager'
import project from 'skypager/current'

export default (project) => {
  return project
}
```

### Code Sample Two

```javascript
const project = require('skypager/current')

module.exports = {
  getProject() {
    return project
  }
}
```

### Code Sample Three

```javascript
const { project } = global

project.cli.print('Hello World')
```

## Specs 

### Querying the markdown AST 

#### Get all of the heading nodes 

```javascript
const headingNodes = doc.selectHeadingNodes()
headingNodes.should.not.be.empty
```

You can even pass a test function

```javascript
const filtered = doc.selectHeadingNodes(n => n.depth > 3)

filtered.should.not.be.empty
```

#### Get all of the code blocks

```javascript
const jsNodes = doc.selectCodeBlocks('javascript')
jsNodes.should.not.be.empty
```

## Setup 

This code will be run once at the beginning of the document context initialization

```javascript
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
```

## Teardown

This code will be run at the end of each run 

```javascript
doc.teardownComplete = true
```

## Links

[EXAMPLE.spec.md]: "https://skypager.io" "This is a Title Man"
[skypagerLogo]: "assets/skypager-logo-1024.png" "Skypager 1024x1024 Logo"