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@conloca/mdx

v0.1.16

Published

Universal MDX package for both browser and Node.js environments.

Readme

@conloca/mdx

Universal MDX package for both browser and Node.js environments.

What's included

Browser-safe exports (@conloca/mdx)

  • MDXEditor - Embeddable MDX editor component (the page-route editor in the CMS SPA uses this directly)
  • BaseMDXEditor - Lower-level editor primitive that accepts the image-dialog hook used by the CMS SPA's media-library integration
  • useMDXEvaluation - Hook for running pre-compiled MDX code in the browser

If you are building inside @conloca/cms-spa, prefer CMSMDXEditor there for the integrated media-library image picker.

Note: The legacy MDXEditorModal / BaseMDXEditorModal exports were removed when the CMS SPA standardized on the page-route editor (/blocks/:id, /pages/:id). Mount MDXEditor directly inside your own layout instead of nesting it in a fullscreen modal.

Node.js-only exports (@conloca/mdx/node)

  • compileMDX - Compile MDX strings to JavaScript
  • evaluateMDXToComponent - Evaluate MDX strings to React components (server-side)
  • evaluateMDXBlocks - Fetch and evaluate MDX blocks from a compatible content API

Usage

Browser (Client-side)

// In admin/CMS interface
import { MDXEditor } from '@conloca/mdx';

// For rendering MDX content
import { useMDXEvaluation } from '@conloca/mdx';

Node.js (Server-side)

// In Astro, Next.js, etc.
import { evaluateMDXBlocks, evaluateMDXToComponent } from '@conloca/mdx/node';
import { createContentAPI } from '@conloca/content-api/node';

// Evaluate all MDX blocks for a locale
const api = await createContentAPI({ contentRoot: './content' });
const mdxComponents = await evaluateMDXBlocks(api, 'en');

for (const block of mdxComponents) {
  if (!block.ok) {
    console.error(`Failed to evaluate ${block.id}:`, block.error.message);
  }
}

// Or evaluate a single MDX string
const { Component, error } = await evaluateMDXToComponent('# Hello World');

Migration from @conloca/mdx-client

This package was renamed from @conloca/mdx-client to @conloca/mdx and consolidated all MDX operations.

Update your imports:

// Before
import { MDXEditorModal } from '@conloca/mdx-client';

// After — mount the editor inline (the fullscreen-modal variant was removed
// when the CMS standardized on page-route editing at `/blocks/:id` / `/pages/:id`).
import { MDXEditor } from '@conloca/mdx';

The new MDXEditor is a component, not a modal — host it inside your own page layout (header, toolbar, save button) and pass value / onChange directly. See the Browser: MDX Editor usage example above for the shape.

Server-side functions moved here:

// Before (scattered across packages)
import { evaluateMDXToComponent } from '@conloca/content-api/node';
import { evaluateMDXBlocks } from '@conloca/astro-cms/components';

// After
import { evaluateMDXBlocks, evaluateMDXToComponent } from '@conloca/mdx/node';

// Also re-exported from Astro helpers when you are already working there
import { evaluateMDXBlocks } from '@conloca/astro-cms/components';

Building

Run nx build @conloca/mdx to build the library.