just that.
i tried marked.js but not work properly
i fetching data from a headless-cms wordpress
#what is the best way to render external markdown in astro?
safe pelican
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Wordpress itself does not make Markdown available, but HTML instead... you could use the HTML output directly to save a step.
data.content.rendered is the HTML output on the page/post data tree
If you are looking for a way to convert the HTML into MD, i did it using Turndown like your looking into, i did create a devapp tool that migrated from WP into StudioCMS, whihc you can use as a reference for building your helpers, just ignore all the DB related stuff to get the data. https://github.com/withstudiocms/studiocms/blob/50d2916c8a80ecca0c5b684ea9b146e8bc60d43b/packages/studiocms_devapps/src/utils/wp-api/converters.ts#L50
As for rendering external Markdown in Astro, there is a few options,
- Build your own using something like marked.js
@astropup/mdhas a Mardown rendering toolastro-remote- allows making remote HTML and MD easy@studiocms/markdown-remark- Astro-like markdown renderer that follows closely to the output standard astro would render with local markdown.
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Also another project to checkout, is dewp which lets you pull the WP content in using the Astro Content Layer
safe pelican
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is not html is markdown
HTML is not the same as markdown. they are different languages
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Wordpress itself does not use Markdown for its data structure.... it actually stores HTML.
I found this out when building a wordpress migrator for StudioCMS
Where in StudioCMS i store raw markdown in the database, then convert it to html during runtime
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Also another project to checkout, is [dewp](https://github.com/delucis/dewp/tree...
I would try using dewp, as it turns WP into a headless CMS and provides you direct access using the astro content collections system, instead of you having to make your own helpers
