SafeMarkdownEditor MCP Server

# Test Document for MCP This is a sample document for testing the SafeMarkdownEditor MCP server. ## Introduction This document serves as a hands-on playground for exploring the SafeMarkdownEditor MCP server. Here, you can try out all the core and advanced features in a safe environment. **How to use this document:** - Follow the examples and checklists to test each feature - Add, edit, or remove sections to see live updates - Use the code and table samples to verify formatting and content handling - Refer to the troubleshooting tips if you encounter issues Feel free to experiment and make changes—this document is designed for learning and validation. Each section highlights a different capability of the MCP server, making it easy to test and understand the available tools. ## Features to Test ### Basic Operations - Document loading - Section listing - Content retrieval ### Advanced Operations - Section insertion - Section deletion - Section moving - Content updating ## Sample Content ### Code Examples Here's a simple Python function: ```python def hello_world(): print("Hello from MCP!") return "success" ``` ## Deep Nesting Test #### Level 4 Heading Content at level 4 with indentation: - Indented content under level 4 - More indented content ##### Level 5 Heading Even deeper content: - Deeply indented - Content here ###### Level 6 Heading (Maximum) Maximum depth content: - Very deep indentation - Testing extreme nesting ### Lists and Tables **Task List:** - [x] Set up MCP server - [x] Test basic operations - [x] Test advanced operations - [x] Test edge cases - [x] Fix all identified issues - [x] Document findings **Feature Comparison - Final Results:** | Feature | Status | Notes | |---------|--------|-------| | Load Document | ✅ | Working perfectly | | Save Document | ✅ | Working perfectly | | List Sections | ✅ | Working perfectly | | Insert Section | ✅ | Working perfectly | | Update Section | ✅ | Working perfectly | | Delete Section | ✅ | **FIXED** - Now working | | Move Section | ✅ | **FIXED** - Now working | | Get Section | ✅ | Working perfectly | | Analyze Document | ✅ | Working perfectly | | Error Handling | ✅ | **IMPROVED** - Proper messages | **Edge Cases Tested:** - ✅ Empty content insertion - ✅ Special characters in headings - ✅ Very long content blocks - ✅ Nested heading levels (up to level 6) - ✅ Invalid position handling - ✅ Non-existent section operations - ✅ Section movement functionality ### Indentation Test Section ## Extreme Indentation Tests **Extreme Indentation Tests:** Spaces (2, 4, 8, 16, 32): 2 spaces 4 spaces 8 spaces 16 spaces 32 spaces Mixed tabs and spaces: Tab + 2 spaces Tab + Tab + 4 spaces Tab + Tab + Tab + 8 spaces **Zero-width and special characters:** ‎‌‍ Unicode spaces (zero-width) Regular spaces (3) Tab character 5 spaces 7 spaces 9 spaces 11 spaces **Indented code blocks:** ```python # This code block itself is indented 4 spaces def indented_function(): return "indented code in indented block" ``` **Nested blockquotes with spacing:** > This blockquote is indented 4 spaces > > > This nested quote is indented 4 + 4 spaces > > > > > Triple nested with extreme indentation **Definition list with extreme indentation:** Term with 24 space indent : Definition with same indent level Additional paragraph - Bullet with even more indent - Sub-bullet extreme indent ### Indentation Test Section - Updated Testing indentation preservation during updates: **Different Indentation Styles:** • Single space indented item • Double space indented • Four space indented • Six space indented Tab-indented items: - Tab 1 - Tab 2 - Tab 3 Mixed spacing: 1. Three spaces - Six spaces * Nine spaces + Twelve spaces **Code with varying indentation:** ```javascript // Different indentation styles function testIndent() { if (condition) { console.log("2 spaces"); console.log("6 spaces"); console.log("8 spaces"); } } ``` **HTML-style indentation:** ```html <div> <ul> <li> <span>Nested content</span> <small>Extra indented</small> </li> </ul> </div> ``` ### Indentation Across Elements **Testing indentation across different markdown elements:** 1. **Table with indented cells:** | Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 | |----------|----------|----------| | Indented | Normal | ` code ` | | - Bullet | 1. Number | **bold** | | - Sub | 2. Sub | *italic* | 2. **Math expressions (if supported):** ``` ∫₀¹ x² dx = 1/3 ∑ᵢ₌₁ⁿ i = n(n+1)/2 lim(x→∞) 1/x = 0 ``` 3. **Indented horizontal rules:** Normal rule: --- Indented rule (4 spaces): --- Deeply indented rule (8 spaces): --- 4. **Indented links and images:** - [Normal link](http://example.com) - [Indented link](http://example.com) - [Deeply indented link](http://example.com) - [Very deep link](http://example.com) 5. **Indented emphasis:** - **Bold text** - **Indented bold** - ***Indented bold italic*** - ~~Indented strikethrough~~ 6. **Footnote-style with indentation:** Main text[1] [1]: This footnote is indented with multiple lines all properly aligned ## Conclusion This document provides a good foundation for testing MCP functionality. Feel free to modify, add, or remove sections to test the various tools available. --- ## Appendix ### Troubleshooting If you encounter issues, check the MCP server logs in VSCode. ### Additional Resources - MCP Documentation - VSCode Extension Documentation