Lexer ignores extensions?

[ivanjaros]

It seems like extensions are not registered by the lexer. Am I doing something wrong?

This works:

const md = new Marked({
    async: true,
    breaks: true,
    gfm: true,
    extensions: [superscript, subscript, marker],
  });

This does not:

const lexer = new Lexer({
  breaks: true,
  gfm: true,
  extensions: [superscript, subscript, marker]
});

by not working, I mean that the extensions are not triggered and do not produce tokens.

[ivanjaros]

If i would have to guess, from the code(which i cannot say i understand, since typescript is not my forte), it seems like new Marked() does some processing of each extensions and propagates individual methods to where they need to be registered(tokenizer, renderer, start..). Is there a way to make the lexer work with extensions?

[ivanjaros]

OK, so one has to go through marked instance by calling:

const md = new Marked({
  async: true,
  breaks: true,
  gfm: true,
  extensions: [superscript, subscript, marker],
});

const tokens = md.lexer(value);

instead of just using lexer by itself. This seems like a bug, in a way though.