Is there a way to escape the "hide link embed" markdown sequence?

I just checked

escapeMarkdown

escapeMarkdown

. It allows me to escape pretty much all Discord-flavored markdown sequences, except for the "hide link embed" one.
For reference: It's when you put links into angled brackets (

<>

<>

), so that links in your message don't automatically embed.

So: does d.js support this anywhere else?

See screenshot for potential use case. This is with all
EscapeMarkdownOptions
EscapeMarkdownOptions
already set to
true
true
.

d.js toolkit•9/23/23, 1:19 AM

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NKN1396OP•9/23/23, 1:20 AM

discord.js 14.13.0
node 18.17.1

NKN1396OP•9/23/23, 1:50 AM

Alright, thanks for the answer.

NKN1396OP•9/23/23, 1:50 AM

Looks like this might need a fix, so I'll open an issue on GH.

NKN1396OP•9/23/23, 1:55 AM

No, I'm saying that formatters has no way to escape hidden link embeds.
E.g. when I pass the string to the function, I'd like to get .

NKN1396OP•9/23/23, 1:57 AM

My specific use case is for when users change their name to something like (with angled brackets), see image on original post.
The bot would display that new username. Ideally, it should look like <https://www.google.com/>, rather than just https://www.google.com/ like it does in aforementioned image.

GGodderE2D I see, but wouldn't using a codeblock here make more sense? Then the link wouldn...

NKN1396OP•9/23/23, 2:14 AM

It's not just about escape hidden link embeds. I'd like to escape everything that's possible. Codeblocks can't handle backticks as far as I'm aware.

NKN1396OP•9/23/23, 2:19 AM

A more extreme example (no way for me to even display this correctly inline):

Un-escaped, this renders as ~~f://g.d~~\
Ideally, it should render as ~~***__<f://g.d>__***~~||`M`||\\ (Identical to the text in the code block)
Letting d.js handle it, it renders as ~~***__f://g.d__***~~||`M`||\\ (Note the missing angled brackets)