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@salesforcedevs/sfdocs-do-dont-plugin
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This is a custom plugin for authoring the do-dont in a markdown file. This plugin transforms the authored do-don't plugin into html components.
Example: ::do-dont{is-do=true img-src="./media/sample.png" title="Example Description"}
Transformed html using this tab plugin is as follows:
<doc-do-dont is-do="true" img-src="./media/sample.png" caption="Example Description">
</doc-do-dont>
yarn install && yarn build
To test the plugin code, publish alpha package using following command:
yarn publish --new-version 1.0.0-alpha --tag alpha --access=public
Use following command to publish actual package:
yarn publish
Please make sure to push your changes (version number & other changes) to git once publishing is complete.
FAQs
SFDocs do don't plugin
The npm package @salesforcedevs/sfdocs-do-dont-plugin receives a total of 344 weekly downloads. As such, @salesforcedevs/sfdocs-do-dont-plugin popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @salesforcedevs/sfdocs-do-dont-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 15 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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