Resource Factory is a universal approach to originating, refining, and rendering Markdown, HTML, type-safe SQL, or other assets that could comprise static sites or engineering artifacts.
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Integrate content models for structured documents #53
ActiveMDX has some great ideas. Like they say in their introduction:
ActiveMDX lets you define a Content Model to represent different markdown / mdx files in your project.
The Content Model lets you work with your writing, and the concepts and things you are writing about, as data.
This is a useful idea: perhaps we should allow any frontmatter to specify a Typescript interface or even a JSON Schema for validating Markdown.
We already support *.md.ts which can generate arbitrarily complex Markdown. Perhaps we need to allow the opposite, too: at runtime after Markdown is parsed into HTML, we can validate that the HTML conforms to a specific structured defined by JSON schema, Typescript interface, or another conformance library.
ActiveMDX has some great ideas. Like they say in their introduction:
This is a useful idea: perhaps we should allow any frontmatter to specify a Typescript interface or even a JSON Schema for validating Markdown.
We already support
*.md.tswhich can generate arbitrarily complex Markdown. Perhaps we need to allow the opposite, too: at runtime after Markdown is parsed into HTML, we can validate that the HTML conforms to a specific structured defined by JSON schema, Typescript interface, or another conformance library.Something like this might work: