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Extensible Remarkable plugin for embedding content in markdown

Markdown parser, done right. 100% Commonmark support, extensions, syntax plugins, high speed - all in one.

TypeScript definitions for remarkable

Plugin for Remarkable to process embedded math expressions in Markdown text.

Plugin for prettifying markdown with Remarkable using custom renderer rules.

`@next/third-parties` is a collection of components and utilities that can be used to efficiently load third-party libraries into your Next.js application.

Generate a github-flavored-markdown fenced-code-block snippet.

Plugin for remarkable markdown parser for embedding rich media from external sites using oEmbed API and specs

A React component for rendering Markdown with remarkable

Create and modify PDF files with JavaScript

Publish Vega visualizations as embedded web components.

Mux Javascript SDK and HTML5 Video element monitor

Remarkable plugin that adds `target` and `rel` attributes on external links. Also, provide ability to insert text/html inside and/or outside a link.

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React markdown adapter for Remarkable

This is the vanilla JS core script that embeds Cal Link

Media embed feature for CKEditor 5.

HTML embed feature for CKEditor 5.

Extensible Remarkable plugin for embedding content in markdown

A private by default, faster and cleaner YouTube embed component for React applications

PDF embed component for Vue

Vanilla JS embed snippet that is responsible to fetch @calcom/embed-core and thus show Cal Link as an embed on a page.

**Typeform/embed** is the core embed library that lets you embed typeforms to your website using vanilla JavaScript.

A configurable Prettier plugin to format embedded languages in JS/TS files.

This is a remarkably trivial package that makes simply HTML-based presentations from a set up source files written using Textile. It's designed to help when creating slides that contain lots of code, as it allows code to be embedded from external source files. This means that the code that you embed can come from running (and tested) programs. The code in the resulting slides is syntax highlighted, and is hyperlinked to the original source file, allowing that file to be brought up in Textmate.