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To make Vite ignore <docs>
blocks, you can use the vite-plugin-mdx
plugin which allows you to configure how Vite treats Markdown files. With this plugin, you can specify certain attributes or elements to be ignored by Vite.
Here's an example configuration that ignores <docs>
blocks in Markdown files:
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npm install vite-plugin-mdx --save-dev |
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import { defineConfig } from 'vite' import mdx from 'vite-plugin-mdx' export default defineConfig({ plugins: [ mdx({ // Custom MDX configuration remarkPlugins: [ // Ignore <docs> blocks () => { return (tree) => { tree.children = tree.children.filter(node => node.type !== 'element' || node.tagName !== 'docs') } } ] }) ] }) |
With this configuration, Vite will ignore any <docs>
blocks in Markdown files when processing them. You can customize the remarkPlugins
array to add more custom parsing rules for your Markdown files.