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@vmz/plugin-markdown-it

v0.3.16

Published

VMZ markdown-it adapter — MarkdownIt + engines.markdown registration

Readme

@vmz/plugin-markdown-it

Markdown documents and <Markdown> surfaces

@vmz/plugin-markdown-it registers the Markdown engine used by integrated documents (/d/) and the <Markdown> / engines.markdown facade. It renders a deterministic CommonMark-ish subset and exposes heading, link, and fence analysis for build-time document work.

Install and register

The package depends on markdown-it directly, so no separate peer install is required.

import { defineConfig } from '@vmz/vmz';
import markdownIt from '@vmz/plugin-markdown-it';

export default defineConfig({
    plugins: [markdownIt()],
    engines: { markdown: 'markdown-it' },
});

Registering the plugin alone does not select the engine. Sites with documents/ need both the plugin and engines.markdown: 'markdown-it', otherwise document mount fails at vmz dev.

Options

All official plugins are factories: pluginName(optional config). Calling markdownIt() keeps the deterministic defaults.

| Option | Default | Meaning | |---------------|---------|------------------------------------------------| | html | false | Allow raw HTML inside Markdown | | linkify | true | Autoconvert URL-like text to links | | typographer | false | Typographic replacement of quotes and dashes | | breaks | false | Convert single newlines to <br> |

plugins: [markdownIt({ html: false, breaks: true })];

Options configure the build/SSR renderer before use. The materialized <Markdown> component keeps its own props for per-instance behavior.

VMZ boundary

markdown-it owns Markdown parsing and HTML generation. VMZ owns document structure, SSR, link validation, and delivery. The plugin does not introduce a second link resolver or app router.