A lightweight React.js utility to transform Markdown into React.js components seamlessly.
- Effortlessly converts Markdown into React.js components.
- Simple and user-friendly API.
- Fully customizable.
- Supports plugins for enhanced functionality.
Install react-remarkify
using your preferred package manager:
# Using npm:
npm install react-remarkify --save
# Using Yarn:
yarn add react-remarkify
# Using pnpm:
pnpm add react-remarkify
# Using Bun:
bun add react-remarkify
react-remarkify provides two primary methods to incorporate Markdown into your React.js applications: the useRemark
hook and the <Remark>
component.
Use the useRemark
hook to transform Markdown content into React.js components dynamically:
import React from "react";
import { useRemark } from "react-remarkify";
export default function App() {
const reactContent = useRemark({ markdown: "# Hello World\nThis is **useRemark** hook" });
return reactContent;
}
Use the <Remark>
component for a declarative approach:
import React from "react";
import Remark from "react-remarkify";
export default function App() {
const markdown = `# Hello World\nThis is a **Remark** component`;
return <Remark>{markdown}</Remark>;
}
The useRemark
hook accepts the following parameters:
Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
markdown |
string |
Yes | - | The Markdown content to be converted into React.js components. |
rehypePlugins |
PluggableList |
No | - | Plugins for rehype to extend functionality. |
rehypeReactOptions |
RehypeReactOptions |
No | - | Options for customizing the generated React.js components. |
remarkParseOptions |
RemarkParseOptions |
No | - | Parsing options for remark . |
remarkPlugins |
PluggableList |
No | - | Plugins for remark to enhance Markdown processing. |
remarkToRehypeOptions |
RemarkRehypeOptions |
No | - | Options for the remark to rehype transformation. |
onError |
Function |
No | console.error |
Callback to handle errors during the Markdown-to-React conversion process. |
Note: All options except markdown
are now immutable once set. This decision was made for performance optimization.
The <Remark>
component accepts the same options as useRemark
, but you pass the markdown
content as its children:
<Remark>{markdown}</Remark>
import { PluggableList } from "unified";
import { Components } from "hast-util-to-jsx-runtime";
type RehypeReactOptions = { components?: Partial<Components> };
import { Options } from "remark-parse";
type RemarkParseOptions = Options;
import { Options } from "remark-rehype";
type RemarkRehypeOptions = Options;
This project is licensed under the MIT License.