Open Aaron-Pool opened 5 years ago
@Aaron-Pool are you satisfied with how mdx now works with Vue?
Saw your comments in this thread: https://github.com/mdx-js/mdx/pull/455
@callumflack my pursuit of integrating MDX into our vue-jsx based component library ended up getting vastly simplified with the announcement of Storybook's upcoming release, which will integrate mdx into their story format.
See here: https://medium.com/storybookjs/storybook-docs-sneak-peak-5be78445094a
My team was already using storybook, I was considering switching to Docz if mdx added vue support. But, luckily, at the same time that MDX was adding vue support, Storybook has been adding MDX support. So no switch was necessary, and I'm still going to be able to use MDX, come Storybook 5.2 👍
Thanks @Aaron-Pool I wish I had a use case for Storybook b/c it'd be a lot of fun.
I'm interested in using MDX in Vue to replace my current blogging set-up that uses Nuxtent. (Aside: Nuxtent kinda seems to be a precursor to MDX but the Vue folks haven't really latched on to the possibilities like React folk have?)
I'll try out vmark, although I'm keen to jump on the MDX bandwagon but with Vue.
Looks like the MDX Vue example fails on a vanilla install ATM. Prob a small thing, but I just have no idea regards fixing the issue.
As MDX is starting to support Vue JSX, I'm not going to reinvent the wheels here 😄 This project will only focus on Vue template support.
I think that's smart. What's your opinion of the creative potential of MDX in Vue, @egoist ?
@callumflack I'm not really sure about that, vmark can do all the things MDX can do, the only difference is that it's not JSX.
That's my naivety speaking then, @egoist.
The only boon to waiting for MDX in Vue, then, is to jump on board their bandwagon.
Food for thought, cheers.
I've been looking for a vue alternative to https://github.com/mdx-js/mdx
We use mostly vue with jsx in our component library, so I'd like it if our docs could be written in a consistent format with that. Is that possible here?