feat: add Badge and Avatar MDX components - #170
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Register Apsara's Badge, Avatar, and AvatarGroup as MDX components so content can label status inline and show user images. Using any component inside a heading previously failed to compile: fumadocs' rehypeToc exports each heading as JSX evaluated at module scope, where MDX components are not in scope, so `### Limits <Badge>Beta</Badge>` threw `Badge is not defined`. Replace it with a toc that exports plain-text titles, which is what both themes already reduce them to. The `[toc]` and `[!toc]` heading tags are preserved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThis PR registers ChangesMDX component integration
Text-based TOC processing
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participant MDXPipeline
participant rehypeTocText
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MDXPipeline->>rehypeTocText: Process heading AST
rehypeTocText->>rehypeTocText: Extract text and apply TOC markers
rehypeTocText->>MDXModule: Replace or append toc export
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In `@packages/chronicle/src/lib/rehype-toc-text.ts`:
- Around line 116-117: Update the heading visitor’s [toc] removal path to import
and return [SKIP, idx] after parent.children.splice(idx, 1), preserving the
adjusted index so an immediately following heading is processed; add a
regression test covering adjacent headings.
In `@packages/chronicle/src/server/vite-config.ts`:
- Around line 16-17: Update imports in
packages/chronicle/src/server/vite-config.ts lines 16-17 to use the configured
`@/lib` alias for remark-validate-mdx and rehype-toc-text. Also update
packages/chronicle/src/lib/rehype-toc-text.test.ts line 3 to import
rehype-toc-text through `@/lib`.
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The CLI bundle and fumadocs-mdx can resolve fumadocs-core/mdx-plugins to separate module instances, so the imported rehypeToc is not the same object as the one in the plugin list and the identity filter missed it. Both toc plugins then ran and the build failed with "Duplicated export 'toc'". Match on function name as well, and drop any toc already in the tree before exporting ours so a duplicate can never reach the parser. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/chronicle/src/lib/rehype-toc-text.ts`:
- Around line 30-42: Update the TOC-removal logic and isTocExport to remove only
the toc binding, preserving unrelated declarations and aliased exports such as
upstreamToc as toc. Filter matching named export declarations/specifiers at
binding level, remove an mdxjsEsm node only when no statements remain, and add
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Splicing a `[toc]`-only heading out of its parent shifted the next
sibling into the visited index, so `SKIP` stepped over it and that
heading never reached the toc. Return the adjusted index instead.
Removing an upstream toc dropped the whole ESM node, taking any binding
declared alongside it. Strip just the `toc` binding — including an
aliased `export { upstreamToc as toc }` — and remove the node only once
it exports nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Registers Apsara's
Badge,Avatar, andAvatarGroupas MDX components, so content can label status inline and show user images.All three render server-side with no client wrapper —
Badgeis a<span>,Avatarhas no internal state.Components in headings
Using any component inside a heading failed to compile before this change:
fumadocs-core'srehypeTocconverts each heading to estree and emitsexport const toc = [...]at module top level, where MDX components aren't in scope. Not specific toBadge—<CalloutTitle>in a heading fails identically today.rehype-toc-text.tsreplaces it with a toc whose titles are plain strings. Both themes already reduce toc titles to text (themes/default/Toc.tsxvianodeToText,themes/paper/ReadingProgress.tsx), so nothing downstream changes except that inline markup in a heading (## The \id` field) now reaches the toc as text rather than aelement. fumadocs'[!toc](omit from toc) and[toc]` (toc-only, dropped from the page) heading tags are preserved.It's wired through the function form of
rehypePlugins— the array form inserts beforerehypeTocrather than replacing it.Testing
bun test— 271 pass, 0 fail (7 new for the toc plugin)bun run build:cliandbun run build:examples:basic— both succeed<h3 id="rate-limits-beta">Rate limits <span class="badge-module_badge…">Beta</span></h3>, with the toc entry readingRate limits Beta; default-theme toc on the docs site unchangedtsc --noEmit— diffed againstmain: the only new error isCannot find module 'bun:test'on the new test file, matching the 6 existing test files🤖 Generated with Claude Code