Complete Guide to Incremark Now Supports Solid: One Library For Vue, React, Svelte,...
Incremark now supports Solid, completing our coverage of all four major frontend frameworks: Vue, React, Svelte, and Solid.
Most Markdown rendering libraries are built for specific frameworks. React has react-markdown, Vue has various v-md components. This creates problems:
Incremark takes a different approach: core logic is completely decoupled from UI frameworks.
@incremark/core handles all parsing, transformation, and incremental updates, outputting framework-agnostic data structures. Framework packages (@incremark/vue, @incremark/react, @incremark/svelte, @incremark/solid) simply render this data as framework-specific components.
Traditional Markdown renderers have performance issues in streaming scenarios: they re-parse the entire document whenever new content arrives, resulting in O(nĀ²) complexity.
Incremark only processes new content. Already-parsed blocks are never reprocessed, reducing complexity to O(n).
The component API is identical across all four frameworks, differing only in syntax:
Apart from each framework's reactive syntax (Vue's ref, React's useState, Svelte's $state, Solid's createSignal), the component usage is completely unified.
Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use.
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