How to use the simple-markdown.defaultRules.codeBlock function in simple-markdown
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jaylineko / discohook / src / markup / parseMarkup.tsx View on Github 
{output(node.content, state)}
),
},
}
const inlineRules: ReactRules = {
...baseRules,
}
const blockRules: ReactRules = {
...baseRules,
newline: defaultRules.newline,
paragraph: defaultRules.paragraph,
codeBlock: {
order: defaultRules.codeBlock.order,
// eslint-disable-next-line unicorn/regex-shorthand
match: anyScopeRegex(/^```(?:([\da-z-]+?)\n+)?\n*([\S\s]+?)\n*```/i),
parse: (capture, _, state) => ({
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition
language: capture[1]?.trim(),
content: capture[2],
inQuote: state.inQuote,
}),
react: (node, _, state) => (
),
},simple-markdown
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- simple-markdown.defaultRules.blockQuote
- simple-markdown.defaultRules.codeBlock
- simple-markdown.defaultRules.del
- simple-markdown.defaultRules.em
- simple-markdown.defaultRules.escape
- simple-markdown.defaultRules.text
- simple-markdown.inlineRegex
- simple-markdown.outputFor
- simple-markdown.parseInline
- simple-markdown.parserFor
- simple-markdown.reactFor
- simple-markdown.ruleOutput
- simple-markdown.sanitizeUrl