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Added gatsby-remark-babel-repl-link plug-in - #255
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I'm going to merge this now b'c it fixes at least 2 broken Babel REPL code links I'm aware of. Let's chat more about it if there are concerns or follow-up work. |
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Given a directory structure like this:
This plug-in converts markdown links like this:
And a
gatsby-configlike this:To link format that Babel's REPL understands:
So that clicking the link opens the example code in question within the Babel REPL:
Hopefully this also helps avoid concerns like the ones expressed in #240. cc @ptrmelko10