One of the basic features of writing Markdown are links. If you are working in a certain domain chances are that you will create the same links over and over again. Nothing stands against it but it’s inconvenient and there’s a likelihood that you occasionally mess up a link.
The remark-autolinker plugin allows you to use a global configuration where certain terms are associated with corresponding links. The plugin will then transform these terms into proper Markdown links.
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I made an update for the following plugins:
remark-imagetools -> 0.1.3 remark-svelte-auto-import -> 0.2.4 These were minor updates to improve their usability. Both plugins provide support for to generate some logging output configurable using the setting debug. This could have been done easily using the type Debug if you were using Typescript though you had to “calculate” the right number in Javascript. Therefore this propery now allows a string or an array of string providing the corresponding literals.
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With the recent creation of the remark-imagetools plugin I decided to push an update for remark-svelte-auto-import . Other than adding some additional debugging capabilities it is just a maintenance version so my code bases for these plugins won’t drift apart.
Using Markdown within a svelte project is a really handy and easy way to edit a page and still have all svelte features available. The mdsvex integration comes with remark support allowing to add plenty of features so the force is strong with Markdown .
imagetools is another kind of great packages which allows to scaling and image manipulation while specifying an image URL. Here is a little example of it’s power:
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