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Sample Deno project with an Org readme.
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#+TITLE: Sample Deno Project with an Org README

This is a sample project for testing the rendering of Org
files for [[https://deno.land/x]].

* This is a basic heading

With some content.

** This is a nested heading

Also with some content.

* Inline markup

Org supports various inline markup, including: *bold*,
/italic/, _underline_, +strikethrough+, ~inline code~, and
=verbatim=.

Inline markup can be *mixed if _you_ do it +right+!*.

* Links

You can have full URL links with descriptions, such as: [[https://duckduckgo.com][DuckDuckGo!]]

You can link without a description: [[https://duckduckgo.com]].

Link to a heading in the same document with a description:
[[Inline markup][should take you to 'Inline markup']].

Link to a heading in same document without a description:
[[Inline markup]].

Link to a file without description: [[./CHANGELOG.org]].

Link to a file with description: [[./CHANGELOG.org][link to the changelog]].

Link to a file using =file:=: [[file:./CHANGELOG.org]].

* Lists

** Unordered, flat

- you can have
- flat
- unordered
- lists

** Unordered, nested

- you can (1)
- nest (1.1)
- lists (1.1.1)
- too (1.2)
- ! (2)

** Ordered

1. you can (1)
1. order (1.1)
2. lists (1.2)
2. if you want (2)

** Checkboxes

- [X] checkboxes
- [X] let you
- [ ] do fancy
- [1/2] things
- [X] like
- [ ] count
- [ ] completion

* Code

#+BEGIN_SRC typescript
function typescriptFunction() {
console.log("We'd be remiss without support for code blocks!");
}
#+END_SRC

* More complex headings

** TODO Heading with TODO keyword
** DONE Heading with DONE keyword

** Heading with tags :tag1:@another_tag:

** TODO Heading with tags and keywords :tag1:@another_tag:

** Heading with property drawer
:PROPERTIES:
:CREATED: [2021-06-24 Thu 15:50]
:END:

** [#B] Heading with priority

** TODO [#A] Heading with everything :a_tag:another_tag:
:PROPERTIES:
:CREATED: [2021-06-24 Thu 15:51]
:END:

* Timestamps

** Inactive

With time: [2021-06-24 Thu 15:51]

Without time: [2021-06-24]

Without time (2): [2021-06-24 Thu]

** Active

With time: <2021-06-24 Thu 15:51>

Without time: <2021-06-24>

Without time (2): <2021-06-24 Thu>

* Tables

|----------+---------+---------|
| Header1 | Header2 | Header3 |
|----------+---------+---------|
| Val1 | Val2 | Val3 |
| Val4 | Val5 | Val6 |
| +strike+ | *bold* | /etc/ |
|----------+---------+---------|

* Other blocks

#+BEGIN_QUOTE
A quote block.

Which can span...

Many lines.

*And you can use* /markup/ here +too+.

- and
- a
- list

--Someone
#+END_QUOTE

#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
An example block.

Does it render well?

*Who knows*.
#+END_EXAMPLE

* Images

** Image in brackets

[[https://duckduckgo.com/assets/logo_homepage.normal.v108.svg]]

** Image without brackets

https://duckduckgo.com/assets/logo_homepage.normal.v108.svg

** Image with alt text

[[https://duckduckgo.com/assets/logo_homepage.normal.v108.svg][The logo should be here]]

** Captions

#+CAPTION: Caption for image
#+NAME: fig:ddg-icon
[[https://duckduckgo.com/assets/logo_homepage.normal.v108.svg]]

* Horizontal rules

-----

Above and below should be horizontal rules.

-----

* Footnote references

You can reference numbered footnotes[fn:1].

Named footnotes[fn:named].

Anonymous footnotes[fn::Anonymous footnote]

Named, inline footnotes[fn:named-inline: Named inline footnote].

And named inline footnotes can be referenced again[fn:named-inline].

[fn:1] A numbered footnote.

[fn:named] A named footnote.