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@swimlane/docspa-stackblitz

v8.0.3

Published

<small>(optional, external)</small>

Downloads

25

Readme

DocspaStackblitzModule

(optional, external)

This module allows embedding StackBlitz projects within markdown using a embed-stackblitz custom element and the [[stackblitz]] shortcode.

import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { DocspaCoreModule } from '@swimlane/docspa-core';
import { DocspaStackblitzModule } from '@swimlane/docspa-stackblitz';

import { AppComponent } from './app.component';
import { config } from '../docspa.config';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent
  ],
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    DocspaCoreModule.forRoot(config),
    DocspaStackblitzModule
  ],
  providers: [],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }

The embed-stackblitz custom element accepts a StackBlitz project payload as the project input.

<embed-stackblitz
  title='Embeded StackBlitz Project<br />DocSPA'
  project='{"template": "javascript", "files": {"index.js": "console.log(123)", "index.html": "Hello World"} }'>
</embed-stackblitz>

or a path to a project payload (JSON file) in the documentation local files (relative to the document root folder):

[[stackblitz title="Local StackBlitz Project<br />DocSPA" project-path="examples/folder/stackblitz" ]]

i> When providing a payload path, if the files property of the payload contains an array, this is treated as an array of relative paths from which the file content will be loaded.

You may also supply a project-id to to load an existing StackBlitz project:

<embed-stackblitz
  title='Existing StackBlitz Project<br />DocSPA'
  project-id="sdk-create-project">
</embed-stackblitz>

If a both project-id and either a project-path or project input are provided, the files listed in the local project's files are treated as a a patch to the existing StackBlitz project.

<embed-stackblitz
  title='Existing StackBlitz Project with local changes<br />DocSPA'
  project-id="sdk-create-project"
  project-path="examples/folder/stackblitz">
</embed-stackblitz>