How to use the @mdx-js/util.toTemplateLiteral function in @mdx-js/util
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parentNode.tagName ? ` parentName="${parentNode.tagName}"` : ''
}${props ? ` {...${props}}` : ''}>${children}`
}
// Wraps text nodes inside template string, so that we don't run into escaping issues.
if (node.type === 'text') {
// Don't wrap newlines unless specifically instructed to by the flag,
// to avoid issues like React warnings caused by text nodes in tables.
const shouldPreserveNewlines =
preserveNewlines || parentNode.tagName === 'p'
if (node.value === '\n' && !shouldPreserveNewlines) {
return node.value
}
return toTemplateLiteral(node.value)
}
if (node.type === 'comment') {
return `{/*${node.value}*/}`
}
if (node.type === 'import' || node.type === 'export' || node.type === 'jsx') {
return node.value
}
}
