feat(#177): enable understanding of front matter #190
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Hi @jannis-baum, I hope you don’t mind me posting a PR out of the blue. I was looking for front matter support in Vivify and found #177. I looked into it a little bit myself and realised that we could get the basic functionality implemented by installing and enabling☺️
markdown-it-front-matter
, so I thought I would just go for it!Why
Some users add metadata to their Markdown files in the form of YAML-style front matter and it currently gets treated as regular content, which looks a bit odd when rendered on the page.
Instead, we would like to be able to identify front matter and not render it to the page. Ideally we would like to make the metadata available and/or optionally render it to the page in some way, but this would require some reworking of the current setup.
What
markdown-it-front-matter
1, which enablesmarkdown-it
to parse YAML-style front matter.markdown-it-front-matter
viaMarkdownIt.use()
like we do with other plugins.markdown-it
to recognise front matter and not treat it as regular content.Screenshots/recordings
Source
Output, before
Output, after
Related PRs/issues
#177
Footnotes
https://github.com/ParkSB/markdown-it-front-matter ↩