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

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.
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.
Transform Markdown, import example source, and generate static route output.
Add the Vite markdown flow to Quasar or scaffold a full documentation site with Q-Press.
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.
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.
Adds support for authored blockquote content and richer quote presentation in Markdown.
Adds support for fenced code blocks and code-focused authoring flows.
Create structured content containers for notes, warnings, tips, and custom callouts.
Expose frontmatter data cleanly so Markdown pages can drive richer app and docs behavior.
Work with headings and table-of-contents style content more deliberately.
Improve Markdown image handling for documentation pages and content-heavy interfaces.
Pull external authored content into Markdown-driven pages without manual duplication.
Handle inline code formatting for technical writing and product guidance.
Create and manage Markdown links with a more deliberate content pipeline.
Render diagrams directly from authored Markdown when documentation needs visual structure.
Add support for Markdown tables in pages that need denser structured content.
Support Markdown title handling for cleaner content metadata and rendering.
Common utilities that tie the Markdown plugin family together.
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.
Turn Markdown files into Vue SFCs for authored pages that need components and richer layout control.
Import example source alongside live demos so docs can show both behavior and implementation.
Inventory docs routes, emit static route HTML, and bridge Vue or Quasar build-time rendering.
Bring the stack into Quasar and scaffold documentation sites faster
Use app extensions when the project needs tighter Quasar integration or a full docs-site workflow with Q-Press.
Markdown authoring, Vite transforms, and Quasar docs tooling in one stack
Use the Markdown-it and Vite plugins directly in Vue and Vite projects, or move up to the Quasar app extensions when you want docs-site scaffolding, examples, and Q-Press integration.
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.