About

A MDX - rehype plugin that uses injects code prop on targeted components. Code segment is generated from target component's children property.

This is a lightweight and straightforward implementation of storybook concept as you can get code preview + code really fast while documenting your components inside .mdx files

Uses prettier to format code segment.

Installataion

npm install rehype-mdxjs-inject-code-prop -D

or

yarn add rehype-mdxjs-inject-code-prop -D

Usage

#### With mdx core compiler

``typescript
import { transform as rehypeInjectCodeAsProp } from 'rehype-mdxjs-inject-code-prop'
import { compile } from '@mdx-js/mdx';

const code = compile('./src/mdxFileSource.mdx', {
rehypePlugins: [rehypeInjectCodeAsProp({
componentToInject: /MyCodeComponent|MyOtherCodeComponent/
})]
});

// Do something with the code...
// console.log(code)

`

Options

| option | required | Description | default |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| extensions | false | What extensions will be used when resolving source code paths. Unused if custom moduleResolver is used | ['.tsx', '.js', '.json', '.ts', '.jsx', '.mdx']
| componentToInject | true | Component name(s) where code will be injected | undefined
| propName | false | Prop name for injected code | code
| moduleResolver | false | A custom function resolver for ES modules inside MDX files. You probably don't wanna tackle this unless you need some specific module resolving logic. By default it uses browserify resolve | resolveSync(...)`