rscx-mdx

Render Markdown into HTML, while having custom RSCx components inside.

Usage

```rust use rscx::{component, html, props}; use rscx_mdx::mdx::{Mdx, MdxComponentProps, MdxProps};

[tokio::main]

async fn main() { let source = r#"---

title: "Hello, world!"

Hello, world!

This is a markdown file with some content, but also custom RSCx components!

subtitle

"#;

let res = html! {
    <Mdx source=source handler=handle />
};

println!("{}", res);
// output ->
//
// <h1>Hello, world!</h1>
// <p>This is a <strong>markdown</strong> file with some <em>content</em>, but also custom RSCx components!</p>
// <h1>Some custom title!</h1>
// <div class="layout">
//     <h2>subtitle</h2>
// </div>

}

/// handle is called everytime a custom component is encountered. /// The props are standardized in the MdxComponentProps struct and can be later parsed and used /// to render the component. async fn handle(name: String, props: MdxComponentProps) -> String { match name.as_str() { "CustomTitle" => html! { }, "Layout" => html! { {props.children} }, _ => String::new(), } }

// below we define some custom components that can be used in the markdown file

[component]

fn CustomTitle() -> String { html! {

Some custom title!

[props]

pub struct LayoutProps { children: String, }

[component]

fn Layout(props: LayoutProps) -> String { html! {