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@ztwx/vue-md-loader

v1.0.3

Published

@ztwx/vue-md-loader --- [![NPM version][npm-image]][npm-url] [![NPM downloads][npm-downloads]][npm-url]

Downloads

17

Readme

@ztwx/vue-md-loader

NPM version NPM downloads

Features

  • Load markdown file as a vue component.

  • highlight code in markdown.

  • Render vue code in markdown

  • Render vue code in markdown

  • Render vue code in markdown

Example

render result:

render-image

vmd markdown code:

origin-image

Install

npm install @ztwx/vue-md-loader --save-dev

Usage

Markdown file will be loaded as a vue component. so you can use it like the follow example.


import markdownComponent from "./sample.v.md";
Vue.component("my-md",markdownComponent);
//or
...
render:h=>h(markdownComponent);
...

style

main.js

import "@ztwx/vue-md-loader/lib/style/main.css";

or main.scss

@import "~@ztwx/vue-md-loader/lib/style/main.css";

@ztwx/vue-md-loader presets the github style of highlight.js.

You can choose which style you want from highlight.js.

Config

webpack


const VmdPlugin = require("@ztwx/vue-md-loader/lib/vmd.plugin");
...
module.exports={
  modules:{
      rules:[
        {
          test:/\.v\.md$/,
          loader:"@ztwx/vue-md-loader"
        }],
    },
    plugins:[
        new VmdPlugin()
    ]
}

webpack-chain


const VmdPlugin = require("@ztwx/vue-md-loader/lib/vmd.plugin");
config.module.rule("vmd")
    .test(/\.v\.md/)
    .use("@ztwx/vue-md-loader")
    .loader("@ztwx/vue-md-loader");
config.plugin("vmd")
    .use(VmdPlugin);

Render Vue code

Forgive me. I have to write markdown in markdown.

Please replace ' to `

vmd-template

example.v.md:

# your title

'''js
console.log("This is plain javascript code.")
'''

'''vmd-template
<my-card></my-card>
<my-button></my-button>
'''

The code below the vmd-template will be rendered.

vmd-component

example.v.md

# your title
**your markdown tag**
'''vmd-component
  <template>
      <div>vmd component work!!!</div>
  </template>
  <script>
  export default {}
  </script>
'''

The embedded vue component will be rendered in the final markdown file.

vmd-import

example.v.md


# your title

'''vmd-import
import "./you.vue"
'''

you.vue will be rendered as a component in the markdown file.

License

MIT