api doc test

gistfile1.md

lets go ahead and use markdown in github wiki pages for now

the only elements we should need are:

• h1, h2, h3
• blockquote
• p
• pre
• code
• ul/ol
• horizontal rule

github flavored markdown also accepts the code blocks, eg ```javascript your code here ```

lets see how it looks in lighthouse:

---

this is an h1

important text usually underneath h* in a blockquote

this should be a p

this should be another p

this is an h2

when documenting inline code blocks like how to use ENV_VARS use the code element

longer blocks use the triple-backtick: (same as using pre html tag, but with syntax highlighting)

var foo = bar;
function foo() {
  alert('foo');
}

if using pre, be sure to line break at col 80! otherwise it will put up the scroll bars.

to test this out in github, click Edit on this comment and copy paste the text in the textarea to a github gist

gistfile1.txt

lets go ahead and use markdown in github wiki pages for now

the only elements we should need are:

* h1, h2, h3
* blockquote
* p
* pre
* code
* ul/ol
* horizontal rule

github flavored markdown also accepts the code blocks, eg \`\`\`js your code here \`\`\`

lets see how it looks in lighthouse:

----
# this is an h1

    important text usually underneath h* in a blockquote

this should be a p

this should be another p

## this is an h2
when documenting inline `code` blocks like how to use `ENV_VARS` use the code element

longer blocks use the triple-backtick: (same as using `pre` html tag, but with syntac highlighting)

``` javascript
var foo = bar;
function foo() {
  alert('foo');
}
```

if using pre, be sure to line break at col 80! otherwise it will put up the scroll bars.

to test this out in github, click `Edit` on this comment and copy paste the text in the textarea to a github gist

gistfile2.txt

lets go ahead and use markdown in github wiki pages for now

the only elements we should need are:

* h1, h2, h3
* blockquote
* p
* pre
* code
* ul/ol
* horizontal rule

github flavored markdown also accepts the code blocks, eg \`\`\`js your code here \`\`\`

lets see how it looks in lighthouse:

----
# this is an h1

    important text usually underneath h* in a blockquote

this should be a p

this should be another p

## this is an h2
when documenting inline `code` blocks like how to use `ENV_VARS` use the code element

longer blocks use the triple-backtick: (same as using `pre` html tag, but with syntac highlighting)

``` javascript
var foo = bar;
function foo() {
  alert('foo');
}
```

if using pre, be sure to line break at col 80! otherwise it will put up the scroll bars.

to test this out in github, click `Edit` on this comment and copy paste the text in the textarea to a github gist