This library is highly outdated, IMO markdown-in-js is much more better, please use it.

React component to render markdown with React components inside

This library allow to create interactive documentation from md files.

i.e. this html-hint README.md

become this html-hint README with examples

in just few lines of React code

(this library github.io example is also build with this library)

Create readme.md for your component

# Component Help

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit
[My super example](http://istarkov.github.io/html-hint/#exampleSuperMain)
Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit
[My super example with props](http://istarkov.github.io/html-hint/#exampleSuperProps)

Use it in React

import readme from './readme.md';
import Markdown from 'react-components-markdown';
import MySuperReactExample from './my-super-react-example';

export default () => (
  <Markdown
    exampleSuperMain={<MySuperReactExample />}
    exampleSuperProps={<MySuperReactExample a={1} b={2} />}
  >
    {content}
  </Markdown>
);

Component will replace all refs to github.io into React elements, mapping hashes to Markdown element props.

Also you can define a custom match regexp

<Markdown
  componentRe={/\[[^\]]*\][^\(]*\(.*github\.io.*#([\w]+)\)/}
...  

This markdown file is also example.

You can use SuperComponent with children

( <SuperComponent>
    HELLO AFRICA
  </SuperComponent> )

My super example, click to view

Or just

( <SuperComponent /> )

My super example 2, click to view

If you are using or want to use css-modules

Setup your webpack loader for css as here

Install github-markdown-css and highlight.js for default styles.

Import styles from installed libraries

import githubCss from 'github-markdown-css/github-markdown.css';
// There are many color schemas for highlight choose any
import hlJsCss from 'highlight.js/styles/github.css';

// combine styles into one
const styles = {...githubCss, ...hlJsCss};

....
// use styles as Markdown property
(
<Markdown
  styles={styles}
  ...
)

If you are not using css-modules, just include css from this project

react-components-markdown/lib/markdown.css

(all classes are hashed like .github-markdown__markdown-body__b21c5 so will not pollute your styles)

git clone git@github.com:istarkov/react-components-markdown.git
cd react-components-markdown
npm install
npm run start

And goto in browser to localhost:4000

You will get hot reloadable env, to create your React Component.