Testing MDX
Moving to the new hotness!!
I’ve now moved this blog over to Gatsby MDX. You can see all the changes on my repo here.
From the pull I’m hoping you can glean that the majority of the work
is in replacing gatsby-transformer-remark
with gatsby-mdx
, there
are some additional files added, that pretty nifty Code.js
component
from LekoArts minimal starter blog, and the wrap-root-element.js
module for (I think) the MDX rendering of the code.
Files changed:
gatsby-browser.js
gatsby-config.js
gatsby-node.js
gatsby-ssr.js
src/pages/index.js
src/templates/blogPostTemplate.js
Files added:
src/components/Code.js
wrap-root-element.js
Shout out to LekoArts, HagNerd and Chris Biscardi for their example repositories:
Things I still haven’t figured out
Code blocks
Code blocks are pretty, this is a js
block with the
prism-react-renderer/themes/nightOwl
theme:
1const onClick = () => {2 alert('clicked')3}4render(<button onClick={onClick}>Click Me!</button>)
And here is a js react-live
block, try editing the code:
Image for prosperity 👍
Mdx is a bit slow
Sometimes renders don’t update
Not working yet
- Autolink headers
- Embed tweets
- Embed videos
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