MDX

MDX is an extension to Markdown that allows developers to include JSX and import components like interactive charts and alerts to make Markdown documents that contain lengthy content more engaging.

Syntax

There is not specific set standard for adding MDX, so for the sake of this entry, the information below shows pseudo MDX code:

import React from 'react';

const MyComponent = () => {
return <h1>This is a React component</h1>;
};

// This is an MDX file
const MyMDX = () => {
return (
<>
<h1>This is a heading</h1>
<MyComponent />
</>
);
};

export default MyMDX;

Example

In the below code snippet, the variable, cookies, is used throughout the MDX file to provide explanations to children on why they are delicious.

import { cookies } from './path/to/your/file.js';

# {cookies}

## Introduction

Hello, kids! Today, we're going to learn about **{cookies}**!

## Why {cookies} are important?

{cookies} are important because they are delicious treats that we can eat! They come in different flavors and shapes.

## Examples of {cookies}

Here are some examples of {cookies}:

- Chocolate chip cookies are yummy with chunks of chocolate.
- Oatmeal cookies have a chewy texture and sometimes have raisins or nuts.
- Sugar cookies are sweet and can be decorated with icing or sprinkles.
- Peanut butter cookies are nutty and made with peanut butter.
  That's it for now! Hope you enjoyed learning about **{cookies}** and maybe you can have a one as a treat too!