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@markuplint/mdx-parser

v5.1.1

Published

MDX parser for markuplint

Readme

@markuplint/mdx-parser

npm version

Use markuplint with MDX files.

Parses JSX elements, expressions, and imports alongside standard Markdown content. Markdown constructs are converted to their corresponding HTML elements so that markuplint rules can analyze them. Supports GFM (tables, strikethrough, autolinks) and YAML frontmatter.

Install

$ npm install -D @markuplint/mdx-parser

$ yarn add -D @markuplint/mdx-parser

Usage

Add parser and specs options to your configuration.

{
  "parser": {
    ".mdx$": "@markuplint/mdx-parser"
  },
  "specs": {
    ".mdx$": "@markuplint/react-spec"
  }
}

Features

  • JSX elements: Both self-closing (<Badge />) and container (<Card>...</Card>) components
  • IDL attribute conversion: When paired with @markuplint/react-spec, React-style attributes (e.g., className, htmlFor) are mapped to their HTML equivalents
  • Expressions: {variable} and {condition ? a : b} are treated as dynamic values
  • ESM imports/exports: import and export statements are recognized as blocks
  • Markdown inside JSX: Markdown content within JSX containers is recursively parsed

Known Limitations

  • MDX v2/v3 only: MDX v1 syntax is not supported.
  • Synthesized attribute positions: Attributes derived from Markdown syntax (e.g., href from [text](url)) share the source position of the enclosing Markdown construct rather than pointing to the exact character range of the attribute value.