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recma-nextjs-static-props

v2.0.0

Published

Generate getStaticProps exposing top level identifiers

Downloads

3,758

Readme

recma-nextjs-static-props

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Generate getStaticProps exposing top level identifiers

Table of Contents

Installation

npm install recma-nextjs-static-props

Usage

This plugin is intended for use with Next.js and MDX. It injects a getStaticProps function which exposes all top level identifiers. This means these variable are available in pages/_app.js.

import nextMDX from '@next/mdx'
import recmaNextjsStaticProps from 'recma-nextjs-static-props'

const withMDX = nextMDX({
  options: {
    recmaPlugins: [recmaNextjsStaticProps]
  }
})

export default withMDX()

This roughly transforms the following MDX:

export const title = 'My document'
export const description = 'This is my document'

Hello Next

into the following JavaScript:

import { jsx } from 'react/jsx-runtime'

export const title = 'My document'
export const description = 'This is my document'

export default function MDXContent() {
  return jsx('p', { children: ['Hello Next'] })
}

export const getStaticProps = () => ({
  props: JSON.parse(
    JSON.stringify({
      description,
      title
    })
  )
})

API

The default export is a recma plugin which exposes variables from the top-level scope in Next.js through getStaticProps.

Options

  • name: The name of the export to generate. (Default: 'getStaticProps')
  • include: A list to filter identifiers to include in the generated function. This list may include strings which must be matched exactly, a regular expression to test against, or a function that will be called with the value to test, and must return a boolean. If a value is specified which doesn’t exist in the document, it will be ignored. By default everything will be included.
  • exclude: The same as include, but matching values will be excluded instead.

Example

The source code repository for this plugin is setup as a Next.js project.

To try it yourself, simply clone, install, and run this project:

git clone https://github.com/remcohaszing/recma-nextjs-static-props.git
cd recma-nextjs-static-props
npm ci
npm run dev

Compatibility

This project is compatible with Node.js 16 or greater.

Related Projects

This plugin works well with the following MDX plugins:

License

MIT © Remco Haszing