vue-markdown-konishi

0.2.10 • Public • Published

This fork is intended to work with Webpack 4 and Babel 7, it's open for issues and help is welcome, for now:

Added :

  • markdown-it-container
  • markdown-it-source-map
  • Corrected the source for mardown-it-katex
  • update dependencies to work with Babel V7
  • created a dist folder using Webpack 4 and Babel 7

vue-markdown

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If you want vue-markdown for vue1.X.X, please checkout vue-markdown1.X.X.

A Powerful and Highspeed Markdown Parser for Vue.

Quick start: <vue-markdown>i am a ~~tast~~ **test**.</vue-markdown>

Supported Markdown Syntax:

  • [x] Source map in html (data-source-line="")
  • [x] *SyntaxHighlighter
  • [x] custom container
  • [x] definition list
  • [x] strikethrough
  • [x] GFM task list
  • [x] superscript
  • [x] subscript
  • [x] *katex
  • [x] emoji
  • [x] mark

*SyntaxHighlighter work with Prism recommend

*katex need add katex css.

Example

simple

webpack-simple

Live Demo

Installation

Browser globals

The dist folder contains vue-markdown.js with the component exported in the window.VueMarkdown object.

<body>
  <vue-markdown>i am a ~~tast~~ **test**.</vue-markdown>
</body>
<script src="path/to/vue.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/vue-markdown.js"></script>
<script>
    Vue.use(VueMarkdown);
    var vm = new Vue({
        el: "body"
    });
</script>

NPM

$ npm install --save vue-markdown-konishi

or Yarn

$ yarn add vue-markdown-konishi --save

CommonJS

var VueMarkdown = require('vue-markdown-konishi');

new Vue({
  components: {
    'vue-markdown': VueMarkdown
  }
})

ES6 (Vue-CLI users)

After installing via Yarn or NPM, use the following snippet in the script portion of the Vue component which you wish to render the Markdown.

import VueMarkdown from 'vue-markdown-konishi'

new Vue({
  components: {
    VueMarkdown
  }
})

Slots

<vue-markdown>this is the default slot</vue-markdown>

After setting up the middleware in your vue component above, using the embedded markdown is as easy as writing it between the vue-markdown tags.

VueMarkdown has a default slot which is used to write the markdown source.

TIP: The default slot only renders once at the beginning, and it will overwrite the prop of source!

Props

Prop Type Default Describe
watches Array ["source", "show"] HTML refresh automatically when the prop in this array changed
source String null the markdown source code
show Boolean true enable render to the default slot automatically
html Boolean true enable HTML syntax in source
xhtml-out Boolean true <br></br> => <br />
breaks Boolean true \n => <br>
linkify Boolean true autoconvert URL-like text to link
emoji Boolean true :) => 😃
sourceMap Boolean true add line number in html data attribute
typographer Boolean true enable some language-neutral replacement and quotes beautification
lang-prefix String language- CSS language prefix for fenced blocks
quotes String “”‘’ use “”‘’ for Chinese, „“‚‘ for German, «»„“ for Russian
table-class String table customize html class of the <table>
task-lists Boolean true enable GFM task list
prerender Function (String) String null filter function before markdown parse
postrender Function (String) String null filter function after markdown parse

Events

Name Param[Type] Describe
rendered outHtml[String] dispatch when render finish
toc-rendered tocHtml[String] dispatch when TOC render finish, never dispatch if the toc[prop] is false

Container

Example:

::: danger
*here be dragons*
:::

Will give:

<div class="danger" data-source-line="31">
<p><em>here be dragons</em></p>
</div>

Possible containers:

  • warning
  • info
  • danger
  • success
  • to-left
  • to-right
  • centered
  • justify

Thanks

Contributions

License

Copyright (c) 2016 miaolz123 by MIT

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