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mdx-paper

v0.4.2

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Write an article using Markdown and React components ([MDX](https://mdxjs.com/)).

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mdx-paper

Write an article using Markdown and React components (MDX).

Install

npm install mdx-paper

Usage

  1. Write your article in article.mdx.
  2. Import React components from mdx-paper or elsewhere.
  3. Add the article's metadata to metadata.yml.
  4. Run npx mdx-paper to start a web server and view the article.
  5. Run npx mdx-paper build to build the article for deployment, in the dist folder.

References

  1. Add a references file as either BibTex, CiteProc JSON or CiteProc YML and use e.g. --references references.bib to specify the path.
  2. Specify a CSL citation style with --citation-style, e.g. --citation-style nature.
  3. Use import { Bibliography } from 'mdx-paper' and place <Bibliography/> where you'd like the reference list to appear.

Publishing

  1. To automatically build and deploy the article to Vercel either connect the Vercel for GitHub application or run vercel locally.

Examples