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• CAN will use remark to process markdown input
  • Remark provides an interface for producing, modifying and extending a markdown AST using itself and unist tooling. This should allow CAN to get off the ground and stay extensible over development.
• A CAN note is stored using its AST
  • as marked does not provide an AST and remark uses a wider community via unist, CAN will uses remark to process markdown input
• Marked does not provide an AST
  • After further research, I've found the unist project, which is a spec for syntax trees. Tied to this project is remark, a markdown processer which can provide a unist-compliant AST. Therefore, CAN will use remark to process markdown input