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…#50) Add complete implementation of MD034 rule that detects bare URLs and email addresses that should be properly formatted with angle brackets or markdown links. Key Features: - Uses linkify crate for robust URL/email detection - Handles complex edge cases: mailto: schemes, URLs in link text, code spans - Perfect parity with original markdownlint (27/27 violations match) - Comprehensive test suite with 16 unit tests including edge cases - International domain and email support - Single-pass O(n) performance optimized algorithm Implementation Details: - Processes paragraph nodes to find bare URLs within markdown text - Excludes properly formatted contexts: <url>, [text](url), `code`, HTML attributes - Enhanced markdown link detection for both link text and targets - Sophisticated pattern matching for scheme prefixes (mailto:, ftp:, etc.) Files Added: - crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/md034.rs (504 lines) - docs/rules/md034.md (rule documentation) - test-samples/test_md034_*.md (comprehensive test cases) Dependencies Added: - linkify 0.10 for accurate URL/email detection Progress: 8/48 rules implemented (16.7%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…cture (#51) Add comprehensive MD022 rule implementation that ensures headings are surrounded by blank lines, with configurable per-level requirements and support for both ATX and setext headings. Key Features: - Hybrid rule type combining AST analysis with line-based checking - Per-heading-level configuration via lines_above/lines_below arrays - Support for -1 values to allow any number of blank lines - Smart setext heading parsing handling tree-sitter quirks - Proper document boundary handling (start/end) - Comprehensive violation messages with expected vs actual counts Architecture Improvements: - Add RuleType::Hybrid enum variant for rules needing both AST and line analysis - Enhance configuration system with MD022HeadingsBlanksTable - Extend TOML config parsing with blanks-around-headings section - Add comprehensive test coverage with 13 unit tests Implementation: - 483 lines of robust Rust code following CLAUDE.md standards - Full parity validation with original markdownlint behavior - Zero compiler warnings and complete clippy compliance - Extensive test samples for validation and regression testing Progress: Increases rule coverage from 8/48 (16.7%) to 9/48 (18.8%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…mizations (#52) Implements the MD031 rule that enforces blank lines around fenced code blocks, with comprehensive configuration support and performance optimizations. Key features: - Hybrid rule architecture combining AST analysis with line-based checking - Configurable list_items parameter for tight list support - Performance optimizations: single RefCell borrow, const strings, inlined functions - Comprehensive test coverage (12 unit tests) with edge case handling - Document boundary detection for proper fence marker handling - Support for both backtick and tilde fence markers Configuration: - list_items (boolean, default: true) - controls enforcement in list contexts - Integrates with existing TOML configuration system Implementation details: - Single-pass processing with cached line access patterns - Pre-computed violation messages to eliminate format\!() allocations - Strategic function inlining for hot path performance - Tree-sitter AST traversal for list structure detection Achieves full parity with original markdownlint MD031 behavior while delivering significant performance improvements through Rust optimizations. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…idation (#53) Implements MD032 rule ensuring lists are surrounded by blank lines, featuring: - Hybrid architecture combining AST analysis with line-based validation - 17 comprehensive unit tests covering edge cases and document boundaries - Sophisticated boundary detection for blockquotes and lazy continuation - Performance optimizations with cached line analysis and pre-computed messages - Full parity validation with original markdownlint implementation - Complete test samples and documentation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sis (#54) Add comprehensive MD018 rule implementation that detects missing spaces after hash characters in ATX-style headings. Key features: - Line-based processing for optimal performance (RuleType::Line) - Handles all edge cases: hash-only lines, emoji hashtags, code blocks - Comprehensive test coverage with 13 unit tests - Full parity with original markdownlint behavior - Supports non-breaking space detection - Efficient ignore-block filtering using cached AST nodes Test coverage includes: - Basic violations (#Heading → violation) - Valid headings (# Heading → no violation) - Hash-only lines (#, ##) ignored - Code/HTML block content ignored - Emoji hashtag exceptions (#️⃣ ignored, ##️⃣ flagged) - Multiple violations per document - Mixed valid/invalid scenarios Configuration integration: - Added to TOML configuration parsing - Included in severity mapping tests - Updated README with rule documentation Files added: - crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/md018.rs (328 lines) - docs/rules/md018.md (rule documentation) - test-samples/test_md018_*.md (comprehensive test cases) Implementation Progress: 12/48 rules completed (25.0%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…esting (#55) Add MD019 rule that detects multiple spaces after hash characters in ATX style headings. Includes full implementation with robust validation: - Token-based rule using tree-sitter AST analysis with raw text processing - Handles spaces, tabs, and mixed whitespace after hash characters - Works with both open and closed ATX headings - Comprehensive test suite with 7 test cases covering all scenarios - Full parity validation with original markdownlint (27 violations detected) - Complete documentation and test samples 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sive validation (#56) Implements the MD020 rule that enforces proper spacing inside hash characters in closed ATX style headings (e.g., `# Heading #` vs `#Heading#`). Key features: - Line-based analysis with single-pass performance optimization - Comprehensive regex pattern matching for closed ATX headings - Proper handling of escaped hashes and edge cases - Code block and HTML block detection for accurate ignoring - Support for tabs and mixed whitespace as valid spacing - 18 comprehensive unit tests covering all scenarios Implementation details: - Uses cached AST node information for efficient block detection - Leverages `once_cell::sync::Lazy` for one-time regex compilation - Follows established architectural patterns for line-based rules - Maintains perfect parity with original markdownlint behavior Testing coverage: - Basic violation detection (missing spaces left/right/both sides) - Edge cases: escaped hashes, tabs, mixed whitespace, trailing spaces - Context awareness: code blocks, HTML blocks, open ATX headings ignored - Complex content: markdown formatting, links, images within headings - Integration with configuration system and CLI interface Files changed: - Core rule implementation with comprehensive test suite - Configuration system integration with TOML parsing - Complete documentation and test sample files - README progress update (14/48 rules completed - 29.2%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…parity (#57) (#57) Implements MD021 rule that detects multiple spaces inside hashes on closed ATX style headings, achieving perfect parity with original markdownlint through rigorous testing and validation. ## Core Implementation - **Line-based analysis**: Single-pass processing with optimized regex matching - **Precise pattern matching**: Excludes escaped hashes and validates content structure - **AST integration**: Excludes lines inside code blocks and HTML blocks - **Performance optimized**: Uses `Lazy<Regex>` for one-time compilation ## Rule Features - **Whitespace detection**: Handles both spaces and tabs in opening/closing positions - **1-based column positioning**: Precise violation location reporting - **Informative messages**: Shows expected vs actual whitespace counts - **Edge case handling**: Correctly excludes escaped hashes and unbalanced headings ## Testing Excellence - **17 comprehensive unit tests**: Including edge cases discovered during parity investigation - **Test-driven development**: Tests written first, implementation developed to pass them - **Perfect parity validation**: Exact match with original markdownlint (25 violations verified) - **Edge case coverage**: Escaped hashes, mixed whitespace, column positions, regex boundaries ## Configuration & Integration - Added `no-multiple-space-closed-atx` TOML configuration option - Integrated into `ALL_RULES` registry with proper metadata - Created comprehensive test samples following project conventions - Added rule documentation from original markdownlint ## Files Added/Modified - `crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/md021.rs`: Complete rule implementation - `crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/mod.rs`: Rule registration - `crates/quickmark_config/src/lib.rs`: Configuration parsing tests - `README.md`: Updated rule list and configuration documentation - `docs/rules/md021.md`: Rule documentation - `test-samples/test_md021_*.md`: Comprehensive test samples 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
… (#58) * feat: implement MD004 ul-style rule with comprehensive validation (#58) Implements the MD004 unordered list style rule with complete parity to the original markdownlint. Supports all 5 style modes: consistent, asterisk, dash, plus, and sublist with proper nesting logic. Key features: - Single-pass AST processing with tree-sitter for optimal performance - Proper nesting level calculation for sublist mode validation - Complete configuration integration with TOML parsing support - Comprehensive test coverage with 11 unit tests covering all modes and edge cases - Full documentation and test samples following project conventions Changes: - Add MD004Linter with RuleType::Token classification for AST-based analysis - Implement UlStyle enum and MD004UlStyleTable configuration structures - Add TOML configuration parsing with TomlUlStyle enum and conversion functions - Create comprehensive test samples: valid, violations, and comprehensive cases - Update README.md to reflect 15/48 rules completed (31.3% progress) - Add complete rule documentation copied from original markdownlint Technical implementation: - Uses HashMap for O(1) nesting level state tracking in sublist mode - Extracts marker ranges to avoid tree-sitter lifetime issues - Proper distinction between ordered/unordered lists via marker detection - Document-wide consistency tracking for consistent mode - Efficient marker extraction with single character filtering 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * apply formatter --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements MD007 (ul-indent) rule for unordered list indentation consistency. This rule ensures list items are indented by the configured number of spaces with support for complex nesting scenarios and mixed list types. ## Features - **Three configuration parameters**: - `indent`: Spaces per nesting level (default: 2) - `start_indent`: Spaces for first level when start_indented=true (default: 2) - `start_indented`: Whether to indent first level (default: false) - **Smart list detection**: Only checks unordered lists, ignores ordered lists - **Proper nesting handling**: Correctly calculates indentation based on tree structure - **Mixed list support**: Ignores unordered lists nested within ordered lists ## Implementation - Uses Token-based rule type for optimal performance with AST caching - Comprehensive nesting level calculation with proper parent list validation - Single-pass analysis with efficient tree traversal - Perfect parity with original markdownlint validated through testing ## Testing - 14 comprehensive unit tests covering all configuration combinations - 2 TOML configuration parsing tests - 3 test sample files following project conventions - Edge case coverage: empty documents, single items, nested structures - Parity validation against original markdownlint ## Documentation - Complete rule documentation with examples and configuration details - Updated README.md with rule status and configuration - Comprehensive test samples demonstrating valid/invalid patterns 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds support for QUICKMARK_CONFIG environment variable to specify custom configuration file paths. The linter now follows configuration precedence: 1. QUICKMARK_CONFIG environment variable path 2. Local quickmark.toml in current directory 3. Default configuration Key changes: - New config_from_env_path_or_default() function in quickmark_config crate - Environment variable takes precedence over local config files - Graceful error handling: invalid paths show warnings but continue with defaults - Comprehensive integration and unit test coverage - Updated README with usage examples and documentation This enables shared configurations across projects, centralized CI/CD configs, and environment-specific configuration files. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: implement MD005 list-indent rule with perfect parity
Adds comprehensive implementation of MD005 (list-indent) rule that detects
inconsistent indentation for list items at the same level. This rule handles
both unordered and ordered lists with support for both left-aligned and
right-aligned number positioning.
Key Features:
- Unordered list indentation validation across same-level items
- Ordered list support with left/right alignment detection
- Perfect parity with original markdownlint behavior
- Comprehensive test coverage (12 unit tests + validation files)
Implementation Details:
- Token-based rule processing list nodes via tree-sitter
- Mimics original markdownlint's dual alignment algorithm
- Validates against original test files with 100% accuracy
- 10/10 expected violations caught correctly
Files Added:
- Core implementation: crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/md005.rs
- Documentation: docs/rules/md005.md
- Test samples: test-samples/test_md005_{valid,violations,comprehensive}.md
Configuration:
- Added list-indent severity configuration support
- Updated README.md progress: 17/47 rules (36.2%)
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* docs: add missing MD054-MD059 rules to tracking list
Adds the missing rules that were not included in the README tracking:
- MD054 (link-image-style): Link and image style
- MD055 (table-pipe-style): Table pipe style
- MD056 (table-column-count): Table column count
- MD058 (blanks-around-tables): Tables should be surrounded by blank lines
- MD059 (descriptive-link-text): Link text should be descriptive
Note: MD057 does not exist in markdownlint.
Updates:
- Total rule count: 47 → 52 rules
- Implementation progress: 18/52 rules (34.6%)
- Corrected count after MD005 implementation
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Implements the MD025 rule that ensures documents have only one top-level heading. This rule detects multiple headings at the configured level (default: H1) and supports YAML front matter title detection with configurable regex patterns. ## Features - Configurable heading level (default: 1) - YAML front matter title detection with regex patterns - Support for both ATX (#) and Setext (===) heading styles - Proper handling of comments, whitespace, and edge cases - Perfect parity with original markdownlint implementation ## Configuration - `level`: Heading level to treat as top-level (default: 1) - `front_matter_title`: Regex for detecting titles in front matter (default: `^\s*title\s*[:=]`) ## Implementation Details - Document-wide rule using efficient single-pass analysis - Comprehensive test suite with 13 unit tests - Extensive test samples covering all scenarios - Validated against original markdownlint test files 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the MD043 "required-headings" rule that enforces document heading structure. This rule validates that documents follow a specified sequence of headings with support for flexible wildcard patterns and case-sensitive/insensitive matching. Key features: - Complete heading sequence validation - Wildcard support: "*" (zero or more), "+" (one or more), "?" (exactly one) - Case-sensitive and case-insensitive matching via match_case parameter - Mixed heading styles support (ATX and Setext) - Comprehensive error reporting with accurate line numbers - Full TOML configuration integration Implementation details: - Document-wide rule type for full document analysis - Single-pass architecture: collect headings during feed, analyze in finalize - Efficient heading extraction for both ATX and Setext styles - Proper violation reporting for mismatched and missing headings - 13 comprehensive unit tests covering all scenarios - Complete parity validation with original markdownlint Configuration example: [linters.settings.required-headings] headings = ["# Title", "## Section", "*", "## Conclusion"] match_case = false Progress: 20/52 rules completed (38.5%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
) Implements MD014 rule that detects dollar signs used before shell commands when no output is shown. The rule triggers violations when ALL non-empty lines in a code block start with dollar signs, suggesting users remove unnecessary command prompts for better copy/paste experience. Key Features: - Supports both fenced and indented code blocks - Uses Document-type rule with cached nodes for optimal performance - Handles tree-sitter-md parsing inconsistencies for indented blocks - Comprehensive test coverage with 9 unit tests - Perfect parity validation against original markdownlint Technical Implementation: - Uses regex pattern `^(\s*)\$\s+` to match dollar sign commands - Filters content properly for fenced vs indented code blocks - Reports violations on first line of violating code block - Integrates seamlessly with existing rule architecture 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: implement MD033 no-inline-html rule with perfect parity Implements the MD033 (no-inline-html) rule that detects and reports inline HTML usage in Markdown files with exact parity to the original markdownlint. ## Key Features - **Perfect Positional Accuracy**: Reports exact line:column positions matching original markdownlint through custom byte-to-position conversion - **Comprehensive HTML Detection**: Uses regex-based approach to detect HTML tags within tree-sitter's token-level parsing - **Smart Context Exclusion**: Properly excludes HTML within code spans and code blocks using both AST analysis and regex patterns - **Configurable Allowed Elements**: Supports case-insensitive whitelist of permitted HTML elements via TOML configuration - **Opening Tags Only**: Correctly filters to report only opening and self-closing tags, not closing tags ## Implementation Details - **Architecture**: Token-based rule using RuleType::Token with cached AST node filtering for optimal performance - **Position Calculation**: Custom byte_to_line_col() function provides precise position reporting with 0-based library/1-based CLI conversion - **HTML Processing**: Dual-mode processing for inline vs block HTML with code span exclusion for inline contexts - **Configuration**: Full TOML config support with allowed_elements array and proper deserialization with defaults ## Files Added/Modified - Core implementation: crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/md033.rs (551 lines) - Configuration support: crates/quickmark_config/src/lib.rs (+65 lines) - CLI position fix: crates/quickmark/src/main.rs (1-based column display) - Documentation: docs/rules/md033.md with comprehensive examples - Test samples: 3 test files + 2 config files for validation - Integration: Updated rules registry and config structures ## Testing - **9 comprehensive unit tests** covering all scenarios - **Edge cases**: Empty docs, nested HTML, code contexts, case sensitivity - **Configuration tests**: TOML parsing and default value validation - **Parity verification**: Exact match with original markdownlint output - **All 329 tests pass** including existing regression tests ## Performance - **Single-pass processing** with efficient regex-based HTML detection - **Cached AST nodes** for optimal tree-sitter integration - **Early exit conditions** for code contexts and closing tags - **Memory efficient** with minimal cloning and proper borrowing Advances QuickMark progress from 21/52 to 22/52 rules (42.3% complete). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: performance improvements * fix: performance optimizations --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
#66) - Replace manual child indexing with iterator-based traversal patterns - Eliminate RefCell usage in line/document-based rules to reduce runtime overhead - Fix parsing edge cases and improve error handling in heading level detection - Standardize cursor management across all rule implementations - Optimize memory usage by removing unnecessary cloning and allocations These changes improve performance, readability, and maintainability while maintaining perfect parity with existing rule behavior. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Complete implementation of MD009 rule matching markdownlint behavior exactly: - Add MD009TrailingSpacesTable configuration with br_spaces, list_item_empty_lines, strict parameters - Implement line-based analysis with AST caching for performance - Support configurable br_spaces for line break detection (default 2) - Handle code block exclusions (fenced and indented) - Support list_item_empty_lines exception handling - Implement strict mode with paragraph detection for actual line breaks - Add comprehensive test suite with 15 unit tests covering all scenarios - Create test samples and configuration files for validation - Achieve 100% parity with markdownlint across all standard cases - Add detailed rule documentation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the MD010 rule that detects and reports hard tab characters in Markdown files. The rule includes comprehensive configuration options: - code_blocks: Enable/disable checking within code blocks (default: true) - ignore_code_languages: Skip specific languages in fenced code blocks - spaces_per_tab: Number of spaces to suggest as replacement (default: 1) Features: - Detects ALL tab characters per line for complete coverage - Supports language-specific exclusions for fenced code blocks - Configurable replacement suggestions - Perfect parity with original markdownlint behavior - Comprehensive test coverage with TDD approach - Complete documentation and test samples Implementation includes: - Core MD010HardTabsTable configuration structure - TOML configuration parsing and validation - Line-based rule linter with AST-aware code block detection - Language extraction from fenced code block info strings - Comprehensive unit tests covering all scenarios - Test samples for valid, violations, and comprehensive cases - Configuration files for different rule settings - Complete rule documentation - Updated README with progress tracking 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements MD011 rule that detects reversed link syntax where parentheses and square brackets are swapped, e.g., (text)[url] instead of [text](url). Features: - Regex-based detection with proper escaping handling - Excludes code blocks (fenced and indented) and inline code spans - Handles edge cases: footnotes, nested parentheses, escaped patterns - Perfect parity with original markdownlint (24/24 test violations) - Comprehensive test coverage with 17 unit tests - Optimized performance with static regex compilation Implementation details: - Line-based rule with single-pass analysis - Uses tree-sitter AST for code block exclusion - Manual negative lookahead for patterns followed by parentheses - Proper byte offset calculation for accurate error reporting Test coverage: - Valid patterns: footnotes [^1], escaped \(text)[url], inline code - Invalid patterns: basic reversed links, complex URLs, edge cases - Code exclusion: fenced blocks, indented blocks, inline spans - Performance: handles large documents efficiently Updates progress: 24/52 rules completed (46.2%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the MD012 rule that detects multiple consecutive blank lines with 100% parity to markdownlint. Key features include: - Line-based analysis with configurable maximum blank lines (default: 1) - Excludes code blocks (both fenced and indented) from blank line counting - Tree-sitter workaround for fenced code block boundary detection - Performance-optimized boolean mask for code block line tracking - 13 comprehensive unit tests including edge cases - Perfect parity: 11/11 violations match markdownlint exactly - Critical fix for trailing newline handling to match markdownlint line counting - Complete TOML configuration support with deserialization tests - Test samples and documentation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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) * feat: implement MD040 fenced-code-language rule with perfect parity (#72) Implements the MD040 rule that ensures fenced code blocks have language specifiers. Includes comprehensive configuration options, extensive test coverage, and complete documentation with perfect parity to the original markdownlint implementation. ## Features - **Missing Language Detection**: Flags fenced code blocks without language specifiers - **Allowed Languages**: Optional whitelist of permitted languages (case-sensitive) - **Language-Only Mode**: Prevents extra metadata beyond language identifier - **Performance Optimized**: Uses HashSet for O(1) language lookups and string slices to avoid allocations - **Comprehensive Testing**: 10 unit tests covering all configuration combinations ## Configuration - `allowed_languages`: List of permitted languages (default: []) - `language_only`: Require language only, no extra info (default: false) ## Validation ✅ Perfect parity with original markdownlint test files: - Correctly identifies violations on expected lines - Properly handles allowed_languages restrictions - Accurately enforces language_only mode - Matches original behavior exactly Progress: 25/52 rules implemented (48.1%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: remove temp files --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add comprehensive implementation of MD046 rule that enforces consistent code block styles throughout Markdown documents. The rule supports three configuration options: consistent (default), fenced, and indented styles. Key features: - Perfect parity with original markdownlint behavior and line reporting - Document-order processing for consistent style detection - Full TOML configuration support with validation - Comprehensive test coverage (8 unit tests + 3 config tests) - Complete test samples for all configuration scenarios Technical implementation: - Added CodeBlockStyle enum with Consistent/Fenced/Indented variants - Implemented document-level rule that processes code blocks in order - Added proper configuration architecture with shared types - Created extensive test samples and configuration files - Updated documentation and README (now 26/52 rules, 50% complete) The implementation correctly handles edge cases like mixed code block types, empty documents, and single code blocks while maintaining QuickMark's exceptional performance characteristics. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#74) Adds MD048 rule that enforces consistent code fence style (backticks vs tildes) throughout Markdown documents, with complete compatibility with markdownlint. ## Implementation Details - **Rule Logic**: Document-level rule that analyzes all fenced code blocks - **Style Options**: - `consistent`: Use style matching first fence in document (default) - `backtick`: Enforce backticks only (```) - `tilde`: Enforce tildes only (~~~) - **Perfect Parity**: 100% compatible with original markdownlint behavior ## Features Added ### Core Implementation - New `MD048Linter` with comprehensive fence style analysis - Added `CodeFenceStyle` enum and `MD048CodeFenceStyleTable` config types - Integrated into rule registry and configuration system ### Configuration Support - TOML configuration with `[linters.settings.code-fence-style]` - Full deserialization support with proper defaults - Environment variable support via `QUICKMARK_CONFIG` ### Testing & Validation - 11 comprehensive tests (8 unit tests + 3 config tests) - Perfect parity validation against original markdownlint - Created extensive test samples covering all edge cases ### Documentation - Complete rule documentation with examples and rationale - Updated README.md with new rule and progress (27/52 rules, 51.9%) - Configuration examples and related rule references ## Files Added - `crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/md048.rs` - Core rule implementation - `docs/rules/md048.md` - Complete rule documentation - `test-samples/test_md048_*.md` - Comprehensive test cases - `test-samples/quickmark-md048-*.toml` - Configuration samples ## Files Modified - Updated configuration structs and TOML parsing - Enhanced rule registry and module exports - Updated README.md with new rule status Fixes #76 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implement the MD023 rule that ensures headings start at the beginning of the line. This rule detects both ATX headings (# heading) and setext headings that are indented with leading whitespace, which prevents them from being parsed as headings. Key features: - Detects indented ATX headings (all levels # through ######) - Detects indented setext headings (both text and underline indentation) - Properly ignores hash symbols in code blocks and inline code - Validates headings in blockquotes (which are valid per CommonMark) - Provides accurate range reporting for leading whitespace Implementation includes: - Comprehensive unit tests with 12 test cases covering all scenarios - Integration with TOML configuration (both MD023 and heading-start-left) - Test samples following project conventions - Full documentation from original markdownlint - Parity validation against original implementation Progress: 28/52 rules completed (53.8%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: implement MD023 heading-start-left rule with perfect parity Implement the MD023 rule that ensures headings start at the beginning of the line. This rule detects both ATX headings (# heading) and setext headings that are indented with leading whitespace, which prevents them from being parsed as headings. Key features: - Detects indented ATX headings (all levels # through ######) - Detects indented setext headings (both text and underline indentation) - Properly ignores hash symbols in code blocks and inline code - Validates headings in blockquotes (which are valid per CommonMark) - Provides accurate range reporting for leading whitespace Implementation includes: - Comprehensive unit tests with 12 test cases covering all scenarios - Integration with TOML configuration (both MD023 and heading-start-left) - Test samples following project conventions - Full documentation from original markdownlint - Parity validation against original implementation Progress: 28/52 rules completed (53.8%) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat: implement MD026 no-trailing-punctuation rule with perfect parity Implement MD026 rule that detects trailing punctuation in headings. Features: - Supports both ATX and setext headings - Configurable punctuation characters (default: .,;:!。，；：！) - Smart exceptions for HTML entities and GitHub emoji codes - Empty punctuation config disables the rule - Comprehensive test coverage with 22 unit tests - Full parity with original markdownlint behavior 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: formatting --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…parity (#68) (#77) * feat: implement MD027 no-multiple-space-blockquote rule with perfect parity (#68) Implements the MD027 rule that detects multiple spaces after blockquote symbols (>) with comprehensive configuration options and 100% test coverage. ## Key Features - **Perfect Parity**: Achieves 58/58 tests passing (100% compatibility with markdownlint) - **Hybrid Architecture**: Combines line-based analysis with AST-aware code block exclusion - **Configurable**: Supports `list_items` parameter to control list item checking - **Comprehensive Testing**: 58 tests covering all edge cases and corner conditions ## Implementation Details - **Rule Type**: Hybrid (line-based + AST-aware) - **AST Integration**: Excludes fenced code blocks, indented code blocks, and HTML blocks - **List Detection**: Sophisticated pattern matching for ordered/unordered lists - **Column Accuracy**: Precise positioning for violation reporting - **Nested Support**: Handles complex nested blockquote structures ## Configuration ```toml [linters.severity] no-multiple-space-blockquote = "err" [linters.settings.no-multiple-space-blockquote] list_items = true # Check list items (default: true) ``` ## Test Coverage - Basic violations and valid cases - List item configuration (with/without list_items) - Nested blockquotes and complex nesting - Code block exclusion (fenced and indented) - Edge cases: empty blockquotes, unicode, HTML entities - Performance tests: large files and deep nesting - Known differences: autolinks, footnotes, math expressions ## Files Added - `crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/md027.rs` - Core implementation - `docs/rules/md027.md` - Comprehensive documentation - `test-samples/test_md027_*.md` - Test samples and configurations - Configuration updates in config modules Fixes multiple spaces after blockquote symbols while maintaining excellent performance and providing comprehensive edge case coverage. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fmt --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
) Adds comprehensive MD028 rule implementation that detects blank lines inside blockquotes, matching the behavior of the original markdownlint with perfect parity. ## Key Features - **Token-based processing**: Hybrid approach using document-level analysis with AST awareness - **Code block exclusion**: Properly ignores blockquote-like syntax inside code blocks - **Perfect parity**: Identical violation detection compared to original markdownlint - **Comprehensive testing**: 6 unit tests covering all edge cases and scenarios - **Performance optimized**: Single-pass algorithm with efficient line scanning ## Implementation Details - **Rule Type**: Hybrid (document analysis with AST node caching) - **Required Nodes**: document, indented_code_block, fenced_code_block, html_block - **Algorithm**: Tracks blockquote → blank line → blockquote patterns - **Violation Detection**: Reports first blank line in sequence for clarity ## Test Coverage - Basic violations: single and multiple blank lines between blockquotes - Valid cases: continuous blockquotes, proper separators, blockquote markers - Edge cases: nested blockquotes, indented content, mixed document structures - Configuration parsing and TOML deserialization ## Files Added - `crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/md028.rs` - Core rule implementation - `docs/rules/md028.md` - Comprehensive rule documentation - `test-samples/test_md028_*.md` - Extensive test samples for validation - `test-samples/quickmark-md028-only.toml` - Isolated testing configuration ## Files Modified - `crates/quickmark_linter/src/rules/mod.rs` - Added MD028 to rule registry - `crates/quickmark_config/src/lib.rs` - Added configuration parsing test - `README.md` - Updated progress counter to 31/52 (59.6%) and marked MD028 complete 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Update CLAUDE.md with comprehensive project documentation - Add crates version bump workflow for automated releases - Remove deprecated release script - Update LSP integration tests 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tension enhancements (#111) * feat: comprehensive project infrastructure improvements and VSCode extension enhancements ## 🔧 Project Documentation & Configuration - Update CLAUDE.md with current project structure including tree_sitter_walker.rs - Add VSCode extension to project structure diagram - Update dependency documentation to show explicit path references ## 📦 Cross-Crate Dependencies - Add explicit version constraints (1.0.0-alpha.1) to quickmark-core dependencies - Enhance dependency management for better workspace consistency ## 🚀 CI/CD Infrastructure - Create comprehensive GitHub workflow for cross-platform quickmark-server builds - Support all targets: Windows (x64), macOS (Intel/ARM), Linux (x64/ARM64) - Implement intelligent caching for cargo registry and target directories - Add automated release creation with binary artifact uploads ## 🔧 VSCode Extension Fixes - Resolve Node.js compatibility issues with package overrides - Fix binary naming inconsistencies (quickmark_server → quickmark-server) - Update packaging scripts for correct binary references - Add proper version format support (1.0.0-alpha.1) - Enhance extension configuration and documentation ## 🎨 Project Assets - Add demo.gif and extension icon - Clean up obsolete command documentation - Improve README with visual demo ## 🧹 Code Cleanup - Remove obsolete port-rule command documentation - Update publish command documentation for clarity - Fix server main.rs unused import warnings 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: fix formatting --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: add Homebrew tap setup with automated release workflow - Create homebrew-quickmark tap with Formula/quickmark-cli.rb supporting both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs - Add GitHub Actions release workflow for automated binary builds and releases - Include comprehensive setup documentation and maintenance guide - Support pre-compiled binary distribution for faster installation - Fix binary name matching between download URLs and install paths 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nagement structure (#113) - Create extensible pkg/ directory structure to support multiple package managers - Add Homebrew tap configuration with Formula/quickmark-cli.rb supporting Intel and Apple Silicon Macs - Implement HomebrewFormula symlink in root pointing to pkg/homebrew/ for tap compatibility - Add GitHub Actions release workflow for automated binary builds and releases - Create comprehensive documentation structure: - HOMEBREW.md with installation and usage instructions - pkg/README.md outlining package management structure and future expansion plans - pkg/homebrew/README.md with Homebrew-specific maintenance guidelines - Configure formula with dynamic version interpolation using #{version} placeholder - Support pre-compiled binary distribution for faster installation - Remove temporary homebrew-quickmark directory structure in favor of integrated approach This structure enables easy addition of future package managers like APT, RPM, AUR, Chocolatey, Scoop, Snap, and Flatpak while maintaining clean organization and backward compatibility. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…orkflows (#114) ## GitHub Workflows - **Update crates-version-bump.yml**: Add prerelease identifier dropdown (alpha/beta/rc) for flexible version management - **Add release-cli.yml**: Automated CLI crate publishing to crates.io with git-cliff changelog generation - **Add release-core.yml**: Automated core crate publishing to crates.io with focused changelog - **Enhance release-server.yml**: - Update trigger from v* to quickmark-server@* tags - Add crates.io publishing step with changelog generation - Integrate git-cliff-action for automated release notes - Support both binary releases and crate publishing ## VSCode Extension Improvements - **Modern dependency stack**: Update to TypeScript 5.6, ESLint 9, webpack 5, Node 20+ - **Webpack bundling**: Implement proper dependency bundling with clean 343KB output - **Suppress build warnings**: Configure webpack to ignore harmless LSP dynamic require warnings - **Add LICENSE**: Include MIT license for extension distribution - **Package optimization**: Modern vsce packaging with bundled dependencies ## Documentation Updates - **Update Homebrew instructions**: Correct tap URL for proper installation - **Add license and contributing guides**: Enhance project documentation - **Binary naming consistency**: Update references to use quickmark-server (hyphenated) ## Release Workflow Features - **Automated changelog generation**: crate-specific changelogs using git-cliff with path filtering - **Multi-architecture support**: Intel and Apple Silicon Mac binaries - **Prerelease detection**: Automatic alpha/beta/rc release marking - **Integrated publishing**: Simultaneous crates.io and GitHub releases - **Tag-based triggering**: Crate-specific release triggers (quickmark-{crate}@Version) This establishes a complete automated release pipeline supporting independent versioning and publishing for all project components. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Updates dependency versions in CLI and server crates to match the latest core version. Also removes 'commonmark' keyword from CLI crate to stay within keyword limits. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
quickmark-cli@1.0.0-beta.0 quickmark-server@1.0.0-beta.0 Generated by cargo-workspaces
- Update version bump workflow to cascade to downstream crates by default - Remove alpha option from prerelease choices, keeping only beta and rc - Fix release server workflow to properly organize binaries from artifacts - Add proper error handling for missing changelog files - Add .changed file to track quickmark-core modifications 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Remove 'all' input parameter from crates-version-bump workflow - Update quickmark-core dependency versions to 1.0.0-beta.1 - Update README installation instructions to use beta.1 version 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
quickmark-cli@1.0.0-beta.1 quickmark-server@1.0.0-beta.1 Generated by cargo-workspaces
Fixed the GitHub Actions release workflow where multiple platform binaries were overwriting each other due to identical artifact names. Now each platform creates a unique tar.gz archive (e.g., quickmark-server-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gz) containing the quickmark-server binary with proper platform-specific naming. Changes: - Create target-specific tar.gz archives instead of raw binaries - Each archive contains quickmark-server binary (quickmark-server.exe for Windows) - Updated release step to handle tar.gz archives - Maintains original publish workflow structure 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…128) output - Fix config warning output to use stderr instead of stdout Minor fixes: - Remove entire vscode-quickmark directory and related files, as VSCode extension is being moved in the separate repo - Add force flag to version bump workflow for better control - Update README with crates.io badges for all packages 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* chore: update quickmark-core dependency to 1.0.0-beta.2 Update dependency references in CLI and server crates to match the latest core library version. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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