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remark-code-tabs

v1.1.4

Published

a remark plugin to create multi-tab code views in html

Downloads

15

Readme

remark-code-tabs

What

It's a remark plugin which create the basics for code tabs in a markdown document.

Demo

```jsx tabs=demo name=index.jsx
export default function App() {
  return <div>hello world</div>;
}
```

```css tabs=demo name=style.css
div {
  border: 1px solid red;
}
```

When

When you wont't use docusaurus' plugin because you don't want/plan to add jsx/mdx.

How

Installation

  1. Install the plugin with npm i remark-code-tabs
  2. Import the plugin with `import remarkCodeTabs from 'remark-plugin-code-tabs'
  3. Add to your remark plugin stack [remarkCodeTabs]

Usage

In a markdown file, add the 2 meta tabs="" name="" to a block content such as:

```jsx tabs="demo" name="index.jsx"
export default function App() {
  return <div>hello world</div>;
}
```

```css tabs="demo" name="style.css"
div {
  border: 1px solid red;
}
```

Styling

By default, no style will be injected, only classnames and a default html structure to help you get started. That said, you can import the plugin like this [remarkCodeTabs, { injectStyle: true }] to add a inlined <style> with the bare minimum to have a tab-like navigation, or [remarkCodeTabs, { injectStyle: 'cdn' }] yielding a link tag using unpkg.com.

You can leverage these css selectors to theme your code tabs:

.remark-code-tabs {
  /* tabs wrapper */
}

.remark-code-tab {
  /* tab default state */
}

.remark-code-tab:has(:checked) {
  /* tab active state */
}

.remark-code-tab:not(:has(:checked)) {
  /* tab inactive state */
}

.remark-code-content {
  /* content wrapper */
}