Use loader as template lang

[alidcast]

Would it be possible to use this loader as a template language instead?

For example: <template lang="md"> # Cool! </template>

The reason this is preferable is that most editors already support vue syntax highlighting, while they don't necessarily support javascript syntax highlighting inside .md files.

[QingWei-Li]

This feature may be supported in vue-loader vuejs/vue-loader#499

[asselin]

Actually, I think that should work with the currently shipping version of vue-loader

[alidcast]

@QingWei-Li @asselin Great, I will make sure to give it another try soon. Thanks.

[alidcast]

Recently had a chance to try it and wasn't able to get neither lang="md" or lang="markdown to work.

I get a Error: Template engine 'md' isn't available. Is there anything specific I can to do to make it available for .vue file templates? I tried configuring under vue loader options but couldn't get it to work.

[asselin]

@alidcastano Add <template lang="md"> in your .vue file, and then in the webpack configuration, add vue.loaders.md = 'vue-markdown-loader' (webpack 1.x). Note that that will be slightly different if you're using webpack 2.x.

[levoLee]

how can I rewrite the html structure in .md file by using vue-markdown-loader?