Any examples on iterating through only normal text nodes?

[sheldonhull]

I am trying to do some text parsing of only the regular text nodes.

For example, I'm doing string replacement to break sentences into new lines, but I don't want to rely on regex parsing in Go for detecting if the text block is part of a table, or quote, or other things that would break if I did just a standard line break.

I see lots of documentation on Tables, Headers, and other specific structures, but is there any example that would show how to take a markdown file and only perform the action if it's a normal text node?

Current References I'm finding:

• Raw text/position information about block nodes? #252 (comment)
• Adding a text node to the AST #215 -> Useful example of ast text node addition.
• Text Block but couldn't find anything showing that NodeKind referenced a way to iterate through something like for _, item := range Nodes { if item.NodeKind == nodeKind.TextBlock} etc. Hoping someone has a simple example of this I can look at.

[mmiranda]

I think you can follow my example here #254 where I'm walking through Kind Heading only and adapt.