MarkdownView
Markdown laid out into the width it was given. Does not scroll.
import { MarkdownView } from '@textui/core';
<MarkdownView content={'# Title\n\nSome **bold** text.\n'} />
Props
| Prop | Type | Default | |
| — | — | — | — |
| content | string | '' | The document. Ignored when rows is passed. |
| rows | MarkdownRow[] | | Already laid out - for a viewer that windows the rows itself. |
| window | { first: number; count: number } | | Paint only this slice. The caller owns the scrolling when it passes one. |
| maxLines | number | | Collapse past this many rows, with a count of what is hidden. |
| quiet | boolean | | Dim everything, for reasoning and other second-voice text. |
Plus everything on BoxProps.
Role: document.
It deliberately owns no viewport. A document viewer scrolls; a message inside a transcript does not, and making this scroll would put a second scrollable thing inside the first.
Two ways to drive it. Pass content and it lays out what it measured. Pass
rows from layoutMarkdown plus a window and it paints that slice of
somebody else’s layout - which is exactly what
MarkdownViewer does with it.
Inline emphasis, code and links survive the wrap, because in text a service or an agent wrote for a person those are meaning rather than markup.
See also
- MarkdownViewer - the scrolling document viewer
- Feed - what usually holds a stack of these