How to get only text values from a markdown string in Javascript

I currently have some code that uses marked.js to transform one big markdown string (read from a .md file) into html for display on the browser. 'md' is the markdown string and calling 'marked(md)' translates it to html.

getContent(filePath)
        .then(response => {
            if (!response.ok) {
                return Promise.reject(response);
            }
            return response.text().then(md => setContent(marked(md)));
        })
        .catch(e => Dialog.error('Page failed to load!', e));
}, [filePath]);

How can I (either using marked.js, or another solution) parse the markdown/html to get only the text values? Some sample Markdown below.

### HEADER TEXT

---

# Some Page Title

<a href="cafe" target="_blank">Go to Cafe Page</a>

    <Cafe host>/portos/cafe

## Links
- ##### [Tacos](#cafe_tacos)
- ##### [Burritos](#cafe_burritos)
- ##### [Bebidas](#cafe_bebidas)


## Overview
This is the overview text for the page. I really like tacos and burritos.

[![Taco Tabs](some/path/to/images/hello.png 'Tacos')](some/path/to/images/hello.png)

## Dining <a name="dining"></a>

Dining is foo bar burrito taco mulita. 

[![Cafe Overview](some/path/to/images/hello2.png 'Cafe Overview')](some/path/to/images/hello2.png)

The cafe has been open since 1661. It has lots of food.

It was declared the top 1 cafe of all time.

### How to order food

You can order food by ordering food.

<div class="alert alert-info">
    <strong> Note: </strong> TACOS ARE AMAZING.
</div>

One way to do it is by parsing the HTML string with DOMParser API to turn your string into a Document object and then walk through it with a TreeWalker object to get the textContent of each Text node in the HTML. The result should be an array of strings.

function parseTextFromMarkDown(mdString) {
  const htmlString = marked(mdString);
  const parser = new DOMParser();
  const doc = parser.parseFromString(htmlString, 'text/html');
  const walker = document.createTreeWalker(doc, NodeFilter.SHOW_TEXT);

  const textList = [];
  let currentNode = walker.currentNode;

  while(currentNode) {
    textList.push(currentNode.textContent);
    currentNode = walker.nextNode();
  }

  return textList;
}