@secretflow/dumi-plugin-mdx v0.3.0

dumi-plugin-mdx

Write your Dumi docs in MDX.

MDX lets you use proper JSX syntax in Markdown documents. No more fenced code magic or pretending it's HTML.

import { CoolComponent } from 'cool-component';
import { version } from 'cool-component/package.json';

# Cool react component

[![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/%40mdx-js%2Fmdx?label=Powered%20by%20%40mdx-js%2Fmdx)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mdx-js/mdx)

> Version: {version}

Check out this cool component:

<CoolComponent coolness={10} style={{ color: "#fcb32c" }} />

Who is using this?

• 隐语 SecretFlow 文档

Install and use

This package is NOT PRODUCTION-READY. It does not support all Dumi features, such as component demos. Use at your own risk.

1. Install in a Dumi project.

   npm i -D dumi-plugin-mdx
   # or yarn, or pnpm

2. Add dumi-plugin-mdx to your .dumirc.ts.

   import { defineConfig } from 'dumi';
   
   export default defineConfig({
   + plugins: ['dumi-plugin-mdx'],
   });

3. Put .mdx files in your docs folder. See MDX documentation on how to write one.

   You MUST use the .mdx extension. .md files will still be parsed as Markdown.

   # Hello, world!
   
   <div className="note">
     > Some notable things in a block quote!
   </div>

4. Build away!

   npm run build
   # npm exec dumi build, or yarn, or pnpm

You can write .mdx files along side your existing .md files. Dumi's routing behavior will still apply.

docs
├── index.mdx
├── stable
│   └── existing-doc.md
└── next
    └── new-doc.mdx
.dumirc.ts

This is part of secretflow/doctools, SecretFlow's documentation toolchain.