MarkdownEditor | Lightweight markdown editor written for windows | Editor library

I'm new to Vue.

I see people suggest that we need to use a Vuex module for components to store their state data so we can access that data in the parent component.

For example, I have MarkdownEditor.vue component and I'll need to access its data from the parent. I store the state in a Vuex module, e.g markdownEditorStore.js... I can access this state in the parent component easily, like, this.$store.state.markdownEditor.XYZ.

That's OK. But what if I have n number of MarkdownEditor components and need isolated states for each of them? This is very basic problem, but how can I handle this?

I need a solution based on instances of module, not a module based one.

How can I render a markdown file in my PyQt5 application?

Here I read that I should use a QWebEngineView instead of a QTextEdit because the QTextEdit can't render external images.

In a comment someone references this example. It is however a complete markdown texteditor and additionally written in c++. I tried to translate the needed parts into Python but I don't quite get how what works. I just need a minimal example.

What I have right now is the following:

Here is the code snippet for React component:

Here is the question:

I have a ReactJS app with an if-statement rendering. After getting response from post-query to API I need to render component, but it appears for a second and then disappears. Where is the problem? Thank you!

I am using jupyter notebooks and R without problems. Unfortunately, I have not found a way to collapse code cells by default (the ultimate aim is to send stakeholders html with collapsed code cells). Hence, I thought I use (R)Markdown. Here something like this at the beginning allows for code to be collapsed by default:

I have written the following code in a single Vue component. I am very new to Vue. I want to know how can I update the msg variable in the following and pass the updated value to the template in this Vue component: