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comark-cards

v0.11.0

Published

Cards, link cards, and columns in Nuxt UI's syntax, with no script. A Comark plugin.

Readme

comark-cards

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Cards, link cards, and columns in Nuxt UI's syntax, with no script. A Comark plugin for HTML, Vue, React, and Svelte.

pnpm add comark comark-cards
import { createHtmlRenderer } from "@comark/html";
import cards, { components } from "comark-cards/html";

const render = createHtmlRenderer({ plugins: [cards()], components });
::card-group
:::card{title="Guides" icon="lucide:book-open" to="/guides"}
Start here.
:::

:::card{title="GitHub" to="https://github.com/onmax/comark-ui" color="neutral"}
Read the code.
:::
::

::columns{cols="2"}
Left.

Right.
::

::card takes title (or a #title slot), description, icon, to, target, color, and variant: soft washes the card in its color, and subtle draws its border in it too. A card with to is covered by one link named after its title; a web address opens in a new tab. ::columns{cols} makes a cell of each block inside, and :::column groups several. Icons resolve through comark-icon; pass iconResolver to share the page's.

The plugin adds every problem to meta.issues, so a host can reject a document before publishing it: href written instead of to, a script link, an unknown color or variant, a cols outside 1 to 6, and an icon it can't draw. Each issue names its block and says how to fix it.

Renderers

| Renderer | Import | | --- | --- | | @comark/html | comark-cards/html: the styles are inlined | | @comark/vue | comark-cards/vue | | @comark/react | comark-cards/react | | @comark/svelte | comark-cards/svelte |

Each entry exports the parse plugin as default and the renderer's components. The Vue, React, and Svelte components add the styles when they mount; import comark-cards/style.css with your styles so a server-rendered page doesn't shift.

The styles follow shadcn/ui: they read its CSS variables, such as --accent and --border, when the page has them, and use its neutral theme otherwise, while colors read Nuxt UI's --ui-* variables. Set the shared --comark-* tokens to theme every plugin at once; the rules sit in a comark CSS layer, so any plain rule of your own wins.