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@multiplatform.one/markdown

v7.4.1

Published

Cross-platform markdown renderer with Shiki syntax highlighting for React and React Native

Readme

@multiplatform.one/markdown

Cross-platform markdown renderer for React and React Native with MDX component support and Shiki syntax highlighting.

Install

pnpm add @multiplatform.one/markdown

Requires react and react-native (or react-native-web) as peers.

What it owns

  • <Markdown> — renders a markdown string with Tamagui typography
  • Parser / rendererparseMarkdown, renderMarkdown
  • Shiki highlightinghighlightCode (re-exported from @multiplatform.one/components, the one canonical highlighter stack) and CodeTheme ("auto", "github-dark", "github-light", …)
  • MDX building blocksAside, Notice, MdxCodeBlock, Tabs, Table, MarkdownSimpleTable, Li, Ul, Hr, Video, and the mdxComponents map for MDX pipelines

What it must not do

  • No rich-text editing — the editor lives in @multiplatform.one/rich-text
  • No app-specific content or Frappe assumptions

Usage

import { Markdown } from "@multiplatform.one/markdown";

const source = `
# Hello

Some **markdown** with highlighted code:

\`\`\`ts
const x: number = 42;
\`\`\`
`;

export function Docs() {
  return <Markdown codeTheme="auto">{source}</Markdown>;
}

Override individual elements with the components prop (<Markdown components={{ h1: MyHeading }}>).

Styling

Typography and spacing resolve through the knobs system in @multiplatform.one/theme (see agent-os/standards/frontend/knobs-system.md in the multiplatform.one repo).

License

Apache-2.0