Render markdown as solid components.

The implementation is 90% shamelessly copied from https://github.com/remarkjs/react-markdown.

Changes include:

• Replacing React specific component creation with SolidJS components
• Porting the implementation from javascript with JSDoc types to typescript

Please check the original repo for in-depth details on how to use.

npm install solid-markdown

import { SolidMarkdown } from "solid-markdown";

const markdown = `
# This is a title

- here's
- a
- list
`;
const App = () => {
  return <SolidMarkdown children={markdown} />;
};

There's an extra option you can pass to the markdown component: renderingStrategy: "memo" | "reconcile".

The default value is "memo", which means that the markdown parser will generate a new full AST tree each time (inside a useMemo), and use that. As a consequence, the full DOM will be re-rendered, even the markdown nodes that haven't changed. (Should be fine 90% of the time).

Using reconcile will switch the strategy to using a solid store with the reconcile function (https://docs.solidjs.com/reference/store-utilities/reconcile). This will diff the previous and next markdown ASTs and only trigger re-renders for the parts that have changed. This will help with cases like streaming partial content and updating the markdown gradually (see #32).

<SolidMarkdown renderingStrategy="reconcile" children={markdown} />;

• Port unit tests from from original library