If you're using MDX for your documentation, blogs, or any content creation, you already know the power of blending Markdown flexibility with JSX components. But what if you could push that even further? What if you could automate transformations, integrate external data seamlessly, and streamline your entire content pipeline?
That's where the world of MDX content processing and utilities comes in. Tools like those offered by mdx.do are designed to supercharge your MDX workflow and unlock the full potential of your content.
Simply rendering MDX is just the beginning. The real magic happens when you can programmatically interact with and enhance your content before it even hits the browser. This is where libraries built around processors like remark and rehype shine.
remark focuses on Markdown syntax trees, allowing you to analyze and transform the Markdown part of your MDX. Need to automatically generate a table of contents? Add custom links? Enforce specific Markdown formatting rules? remark plugins are your go-to.
rehype works with HTML abstract syntax trees, giving you control over the HTML output generated from your MDX. This is perfect for tasks like adding custom attributes to elements, optimizing images, or ensuring accessibility standards are met.
mdx.do offers a suite of powerful tools and utilities designed specifically for processing and enhancing MDX content and workflows. Think of it as your toolkit for automating, integrating, and streamlining how you work with MDX.
Whether you're a developer building a documentation site, a content team managing a large knowledge base, or anyone looking to make their MDX content more dynamic and manageable, mdx.do provides the capabilities you need.
Key benefits of using mdx.do tools:
Let's take a look at a simple example of how you might use a plugin with a processing library, similar to the capabilities offered by mdx.do:
import { remarkPluginExample } from '@mdx-do/plugins';
const mdxContent = `# Hello, MDX!
This is some content.`;
const processedMDX = await processMDX(
mdxContent,
{
remarkPlugins: [remarkPluginExample],
rehypePlugins: []
}
);
In this snippet, we're using a hypothetical processMDX function (representative of the kind of functionality mdx.do provides) to apply a remarkPluginExample to our MDX content. This plugin could perform any number of transformations on the Markdown syntax tree before the MDX is compiled.
mdx.do provides the libraries, tools, and a platform to take your MDX content management to the next level. Stop performing repetitive manual tasks and start thinking about how you can automate and enhance your content programmatically.
Common use cases include:
Ready to supercharge your MDX workflow? Explore the powerful tools and utilities available from mdx.do and transform the way you work with your content.