Fixed code and block

Author: Corey White

utils/grass_html2md.sh

@@ -50,10 +50,10 @@ process_file() {
     cat "$file" | \
         sed 's#<div class="code"><pre>#<pre><code>#g' | \
         sed 's#</pre></div>#</code></pre>#g' | \
-        pandoc -f html-native_divs-native_spans \
-            -t gfm+pipe_tables --wrap=none \
+        pandoc -f html-native_divs \
+            -t gfm+pipe_tables --wrap=auto \
             --lua-filter "${UTILSPATH}/pandoc_codeblock.lua" | \
-        sed 's/``` {#sh}/```sh/' | sed 's+ \\\$+ \$+g' | sed 's+%20+-+g' > "${f%%.html}.md"
+        sed 's+ \\\$+ \$+g' | sed 's+%20+-+g' > "${f%%.html}.md"
 
     rm -f "$file"
 

utils/pandoc_codeblock.lua

@@ -34,10 +34,16 @@ function RawInline(el)
     return el
 end
 
+-- function CodeBlock(el)
+--     -- Use native CodeBlock to prevent `{=markdown}` wrapping
+--     local lang = el.classes[1] or "sh"  -- Preserve language if available
+--     return pandoc.CodeBlock(el.text, lang)
+-- end
+
 function CodeBlock(el)
-    -- Use native CodeBlock to prevent `{=markdown}` wrapping
+    -- Ensure fenced code blocks with backticks
     local lang = el.classes[1] or "sh"  -- Preserve language if available
-    return pandoc.CodeBlock(el.text, lang)
+    return pandoc.RawBlock("markdown", "```" .. lang .. "\n" .. el.text .. "\n```")
 end
 
 function wrap_text(text, max_length, indent)
@@ -95,38 +101,38 @@ end
 --     return pandoc.Para({pandoc.RawInline("markdown", "![" .. alt_text .. "](" .. src .. ")")})
 -- end
 
--- function DefinitionList(el)
---     local new_blocks = {}
+function DefinitionList(el)
+    local new_blocks = {}
 
---     for _, item in ipairs(el.content) do
---         local term = item[1]               -- Term (<dt>)
---         local definitions = item[2]        -- Definitions (<dd>)
-
---         -- Split the term into separate parts: first word as header, rest as sub-item
---         if #term > 1 then
---             -- First part of the term becomes the header (###)
---             -- term[1] = term[1].src
---             table.insert(new_blocks, pandoc.Header(3, term[1], {}))
-
---             -- Remaining parts are combined and formatted (e.g., italicized)
---             local sub_term = {}
---             for i = 2, #term do
---                 table.insert(sub_term, term[i])
---             end
---             table.insert(new_blocks, pandoc.Para(sub_term))
---         else
---             -- If the term is simple, just use it as a header
---             table.insert(new_blocks, pandoc.Header(3, term, {}))
---         end
-
---         -- Process the definitions and convert to blockquote format
---         for _, def in ipairs(definitions) do
---             table.insert(new_blocks, pandoc.BlockQuote(def))
---         end
---     end
+    for _, item in ipairs(el.content) do
+        local term = item[1]               -- Term (<dt>)
+        local definitions = item[2]        -- Definitions (<dd>)
 
---     return new_blocks
--- end
+        -- Split the term into separate parts: first word as header, rest as sub-item
+        if #term > 1 then
+            -- First part of the term becomes the header (###)
+            -- term[1] = term[1].src
+            table.insert(new_blocks, pandoc.Header(3, term[1], {}))
+
+            -- Remaining parts are combined and formatted (e.g., italicized)
+            local sub_term = {}
+            for i = 2, #term do
+                table.insert(sub_term, term[i])
+            end
+            table.insert(new_blocks, pandoc.Para(sub_term))
+        else
+            -- If the term is simple, just use it as a header
+            table.insert(new_blocks, pandoc.Header(3, term, {}))
+        end
+
+        -- Process the definitions and convert to blockquote format
+        for _, def in ipairs(definitions) do
+            table.insert(new_blocks, pandoc.BlockQuote(def))
+        end
+    end
+
+    return new_blocks
+end
 
 function TableCell(el)
     -- Remove inline styles from table cells