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@record-evolution/widget-markdown

v1.0.5

Published

Webcomponent widget-markdown following open-wc recommendations

Readme

<widget-markdown>

thumbnail

A Lit web component for rendering markdown with syntax highlighting and variable interpolation support.

Usage

Installation & Import

npm i @record-evolution/widget-markdown
<script type="module">
    import '@record-evolution/widget-markdown'
</script>

<widget-markdown-1.0.2 inputData="default-data"></widget-markdown-1.0.2>

Expected Data Format

The widget accepts an inputData object with the following structure:

{
    "markdown": "# Hello {{userName}}\n\nWelcome to the dashboard!",
    "data": [
        {
            "label": "userName",
            "value": "John Doe"
        }
    ]
}

Properties

  • markdown (textarea): The markdown text to render. Supports variable interpolation using {{variableName}} syntax.
  • data (array): List of variables to replace in the markdown text.
    • label (string): The variable name used in the markdown text (e.g., userName for {{userName}}).
    • value (string): The value that will replace the variable placeholder.

Features

  • Markdown Rendering: Full CommonMark and GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) support via marked.
  • Syntax Highlighting: Code blocks are automatically highlighted using highlight.js with support for:
    • Shell/Bash
    • Python
    • JavaScript/TypeScript
    • JSON
    • CSS
    • Plaintext
  • Variable Interpolation: Dynamic content replacement using {{variableName}} placeholders.
  • Theme Support: Respects platform theme colors for background and text.

Development

Keep the widget tag name in sync with the version in package.json. Update the version in demo/index.html accordingly (e.g., <widget-markdown-1.0.2>).

To develop the widget locally:

npm run start

This starts a development server at localhost:8000/demo/ serving demo/index.html.

Using Widget in Another Project

Install the widget in your project:

npm i @record-evolution/widget-markdown

Releasing a New Version

  1. Commit all changes
  2. Regenerate types from schema (if modified):
    npm run types
  3. Release:
    npm run release

This automatically:

  • Builds the widget
  • Bumps the patch version
  • Creates a git tag
  • Pushes to GitHub

GitHub Actions will then publish the release to npm.

Platform Registration

After publishing, register the new version in IronFlock:

select swarm.f_update_widget_master('{"package_name": "widget-markdown", "version": "1.0.2"}'::jsonb);