jamshop/eleventy-plugin-mdx

eleventy-plugin-mdx's Issues

Expose page info in a React context

Hi! I’m excited about how this plugin is going.

One thing I’m trying to do is make an <Image> component to tie into @11ty/eleventy-img. What it’s missing though is knowing what page it’s rendering so it can resolve relative image paths.

11ty has support for supplying page information through shortcodes, but it does it via a this assignment that doesn’t work with React. See: https://www.11ty.dev/docs/languages/nunjucks/#access-to-page-data-values

Could this same information be available via a React context for MDX components to see?

Why React dependencies?

MDX can be used with any JSX implementation, e.g. Preact, Vue, Solid.js, etc.

So why does this project require react and react-dom?

custom root container id?

this is a wonderful plugin, love it!

i would love to set my custom root container ID. would you be willing to include this feature? i can create a pull request.

Not working with google charts

I wanted to put some charts on my landing page, and thought that this plugin + google charts (https://www.react-google-charts.com/examples/bar-chart) would be a killer combo.

The example provided in this plugin works flawlessly, but when trying the Chart component no errors are given in the terminal but the component is not rendered in the html. Do you have any idea why? (the chart example is taken directly from google charts):

---
title: AllPages
layout: "news.njk"
layouttype: "news"
description: Some fancy title
---

import { Chart } from "react-google-charts";

export const data = [
  ["City", "2010 Population", "2000 Population"],
  ["New York City, NY", 8175000, 8008000],
  ["Los Angeles, CA", 3792000, 3694000],
  ["Chicago, IL", 2695000, 2896000],
  ["Houston, TX", 2099000, 1953000],
  ["Philadelphia, PA", 1526000, 1517000],
];

export const options = {
  title: "Population of Largest U.S. Cities",
  chartArea: { width: "50%" },
  hAxis: {
    title: "Total Population",
    minValue: 0,
  },
  vAxis: {
    title: "City",
  },
};

<Chart
  chartType="BarChart"
  width="100%"
  height="400px"
  data={data}
  options={options}
/>

And in the rendered page we can see the MDX div, but it is empty: