A Node.js/browser parser for MediaWiki markup with AST
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WikiParser-Node is a Node.js and browser-based parser for MediaWiki markup that converts Wikitext into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST). It's designed for developers who need to parse, analyze, or modify Wikipedia-style markup content programmatically, with features for querying, modifying, and converting Wikitext to HTML.
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