Markdown + Vue + Quasar

Markdown Plugins

MD-Plugins provides Markdown-it plugins, Vite plugins, and Quasar app extensions for Vue/Vite content workflows, Q-Press docs sites, and SSG-ready documentation.

Build richer Markdown experiences with a layered toolset: authoring plugins, Vite transforms, example loaders, and Quasar documentation scaffolding that all speak the same language.

Markdown-itViteVue SFCsQ-PressQuasar App ExtensionsDocs Tooling
Plugin FamiliesPlugin-powered docs

Start small with a single plugin, or grow into a full documentation workflow

MD Plugins covers multiple layers of the stack, from Markdown syntax helpers and imported content to Vue SFC generation and full Q-Press documentation sites.

13
Markdown-it Plugins

Authoring helpers for quotes, code, containers, imports, Mermaid, tables, shared helpers, and more.

3
Vite Plugins

Transform Markdown, import example source, and generate static route output.

2
Quasar App Extensions

Add the Vite markdown flow to Quasar or scaffold a full documentation site with Q-Press.

Included

One toolkit for authored content, markdown-driven UI, and documentation workflows

MD Plugins stays useful at different scales: a single Markdown-it enhancement, a Vite pipeline for docs-style content, or a complete Quasar docs site with shared conventions and examples.

Authoring Primitives

Extend plain Markdown with targeted plugins instead of inventing one-off content rules for each project.

Markdown to Vue

Convert Markdown into Vue SFC content when authored pages need richer structure, components, and slots.

Examples Workflow

Keep live examples and readable source side by side without duplicating the same content by hand.

Static Route Output

Inventory docs routes and emit static HTML files so deep links can work cleanly on static hosts.

Vue/Vite and Quasar Fit

Use the lower-level plugins in Vite apps or move into Quasar app extensions when the project needs more scaffolding.

Q-Press Docs Sites

Create documentation sites with shared navigation, landing pages, markdown utilities, and theming conventions.

Layered Adoption

Adopt one plugin or the whole stack, depending on whether the job is authoring content, building examples, or shipping docs.

Markdown-it

Authoring plugins for structure, content transforms, and richer Markdown

Use targeted Markdown-it plugins when you need better authoring primitives without changing the entire publishing stack.

Vite

Build Markdown-driven Vue pages, example systems, and static route output

Move from authored text to app-ready content when pages need components, embedded demos, raw source visibility, or SSG-friendly deep links.

Need Help?

Start with introduction, then pick the layer you actually need

Most teams only need one or two pieces of the stack. The docs are organized so you can start with the overview, then jump straight to plugin-specific pages or the Q-Press path.

Pick the Smallest Useful Layer
Start with the introduction, then choose whether the job is a Markdown-it plugin, a Vite transform, or a full Q-Press site.
Use Plugin Pages as Reference
Each plugin section is the fastest way to understand what problem it solves and how deeply it affects the content pipeline.
Issues and Discussions
Questions, bugs, and feature ideas are easiest to track in the md-plugins repo and related GitHub discussions.