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underdot-md

v2.0.2

Published

Markdown for Underdot

Readme

underdot-md

Renders .md pages for Underdot, and gives templates a helper that renders a string of Markdown.

Install

npm install underdot-md
import type { Configuration } from 'underdot';
import { markdown } from 'underdot-md';

export default {
  plugins: [markdown()],
} satisfies Configuration;

Rendering

A page's body renders as GitHub Flavored Markdown, as marked renders it with its defaults:

  • Tables, strikethrough, and bare-URL autolinks render.
  • Raw HTML passes through as written.
  • Link and image targets are written as given.

A body reads no variable, so a page that needs one is written in another engine. A Markdown page renders inside a template written in another engine, such as EJS. A Markdown file whose name starts with an underscore is a template, and rendering one is an error.

The helper

markdown(text) returns the text rendered as HTML, as a page's body renders. A text that is not a string is an error, so a template checks for a missing variable before calling it.

<%- markdown(summary) %>

Options

The plugin takes no options.

q-docs/specs/markdown.md holds every rule the plugin commits to.