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@cocoar/vue-markdown-mermaid

v3.1.0

Published

Thin adapter that registers @cocoar/vue-mermaid as a `mermaid` fenced-code-block renderer for @cocoar/vue-markdown, so ```mermaid blocks render as diagrams. The markdown packages have no dependency on Mermaid — installing this package is the opt-in.

Readme

@cocoar/vue-markdown-mermaid

The thin adapter that plugs @cocoar/vue-mermaid's diagram renderer into @cocoar/vue-markdown as a fenced-code-block renderer, so ```mermaid blocks render as diagrams.

This package is only the markdown integration (the fence registry). The diagram component, its theming and zoom/pan live in the standalone, markdown-free @cocoar/vue-mermaid — import CoarMermaidDiagram from there to render diagrams outside of markdown.

The markdown packages have no dependency on Mermaid. Installing this package and registering it is the opt-in; a consumer that doesn't opt in still sees a readable, syntax-highlighted code block. The markdown stays portable.

Install

pnpm add @cocoar/vue-markdown-mermaid

vue and @cocoar/vue-markdown are peer dependencies; @cocoar/vue-mermaid (which carries Mermaid) comes along as a regular dependency. Import its stylesheet once:

import '@cocoar/vue-mermaid/styles';

Usage

Pass the ready-made registry fragment to the viewer's fenceRenderers prop:

<template>
  <CoarMarkdown :doc="doc" :fence-renderers="mermaidFenceRenderers" />
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
import { parse } from '@cocoar/vue-markdown-core';
import { CoarMarkdown } from '@cocoar/vue-markdown';
import { mermaidFenceRenderers } from '@cocoar/vue-markdown-mermaid';

const doc = parse(source);
</script>

An app-wide default works too — app.provide(MARKDOWN_FENCE_RENDERERS_KEY, mermaidFenceRenderers). A per-instance fence-renderers prop wins over the provided value.

Zoom & pan

The fence-renderer contract only passes { code, language } to a component, so per-diagram options are configured on the registry via createMermaidFenceRenderers:

import { createMermaidFenceRenderers } from '@cocoar/vue-markdown-mermaid';

const fenceRenderers = createMermaidFenceRenderers({ zoomable: true });

See @cocoar/vue-mermaid for the zoom/pan controls and behaviour.

Registering your own fence renderer

The registry is open — any language can map to any component. Register your own alongside Mermaid, or replace it:

import type { FenceRegistry } from '@cocoar/vue-markdown';
import { mermaidFenceRenderers } from '@cocoar/vue-markdown-mermaid';
import MyGraphviz from './MyGraphviz.vue';

const fenceRenderers: FenceRegistry = { ...mermaidFenceRenderers, dot: MyGraphviz };

Exports

| Export | Description | | --- | --- | | mermaidFenceRenderers | Ready-to-spread FenceRegistry fragment ({ mermaid }), no zoom. | | createMermaidFenceRenderers(options?) | Build a registry with options baked in — { zoomable }. | | MermaidFenceOptions | The options type. |