Inject parts of markdown via hidden JavaScript snippets
npm install remark-mos
> Inject parts of markdown via hidden JavaScript snippets
This module is installed via npm:
`` sh`
npm install remark-mos --save
` js
'use strict'
const remark = require('@zkochan/remark')
const remarkMos = require('remark-mos')
const scope = {
foo: () => 'Hello world!',
}
const processor = remark.use(remarkMos, { scope, useStrict: true })
const markdown = ''
processor.process(markdown).then(res => console.log(res.result))
//>
// Hello world!
//
`
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