markdown-it | Markdown parser , done right | Parser library

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I believe incremental is only meant to be used with serve. The docs say:

"Incremental builds perform a partial build operating only on files that have changed to improve build times when doing local development."

In my testing, I confirmed this. I ran eleventy --incremental --serve and noticed that it would only rebuild one file at a time when I changed it. If you run it by itself, it's going to create a full build every time, as documented here: https://www.11ty.dev/docs/usage/incremental/#cold-start

You have two sub-problems here:

1. How do you get the Markdown content from the external resource?
2. How do you convert the Markdown content into HTML and render it into the page?

For your first problem, it looks like you've attempted to use iframe, embed and object to fetch the Markdown content. Ignoring the specific problems of each element, the common problem between them is you can't convert the fetched content into HTML. I'm not actually certain as to what the browser will try to do when the source is specified as a Markdown file – they'll probably all just try to render the plain text, but I haven't read the spec or tested this.

The second problem doesn't require any additional explanation.

You can use fetch to fetch your Markdown content and read the response stream into text (response.text()). With this text you can pass it to your Markdown library and render the output HTML to your page. Below is a demo:

use react-markdown instead of markdown-it

here is an example:

It looks like your attrs derivation wants to uninstall the attrs library it found via pytest dependencies. Maybe you can build it by removing pytest from your attrs inputs and disabling checks.

It took me a moment to realize. The disclosure triangle is actually a list style. The Normalize css file that site is including, changes

It may not seem so but Vue template or render function not defined yet I am using neither? really solves your problem...

Runtime + Compiler vs. Runtime-only

It is important to understand that Vue templates are always compiled into pure JavaScrit (just try to paste your this.html sample into vue-compiler-online. As you are using vue files, you are probably using some bundler (Webpack for example - directly or via VueCLI) which is using vue-loader to do this compilation at build time. That's why Vue projects are usually using Vue build which does not includes template compiler.

BUT if you somewhere use template (even in such project), you need Vue package with compiler...

On the other hand, if only "Vue" functionality in the render output of markdown-it is the @click handler, you can do it without template (and without the overhead of Vue compiling perfectly static HTML produced by markdown-it into JS and then render it as static HTML again)

1. Remove your code_block/fence modification
2. Create a proper markdownComponent.vue (see below)
3. If the markdown comes from untrusted source (user) and you are passing html:true into markdown-it constructor, do proper sanitization of the markdown-it output
4. Render HTML produced by markdown-it with v-html

According to this thread https://github.com/airbnb/javascript/issues/2331#issuecomment-724114465

you need to update eslint-plugin-import to ^2.22.1 which supports ∞ value.

the indent() method is messing it up try removing that and it is working fine for me, you can try it!