[bug]Markdown file with specified layout will render extra text.

[Ynewtime]

Bug report

Markdown file with specified layout will render extra text.

1、Add a new page like pages/test.md

Hello World

<route lang="yaml">
meta:
  layout: home
</route>

2、Can avoid by adding a hidden class:

Hello World

<route lang="yaml" class="hidden">
meta:
  layout: home
</route>

Reproduction repo

vitesse-md-with-layout

[hannoeru]

You can't just write custom block to markdown file because it will transform into <template>/* here */</template>,
there is a option in vite-plugin-pages call extendRoute, which can add some custom meta using:

// vite.config.js plugin
Pages({
  extendRoute: (route) => {
    if (route.component.endsWith('pages/test.md')) {
      route.meta.layout = 'home'
    }
  }
})

[Ynewtime]

@hannoeru Yah I got it, thanks. So is there another way to specify custom layout directly inside of a markdown file? I tried YAML meta head just like how jekyll does, and it doesn't work as expected. Maybe I should check out the markdown plugin source code.

[JohnCampionJr]

Would it be a big change for the vite-markdown plugin to strip out the route block?

[Hebilicious]

I had to slightly modify @hannoeru snippet to get things working, hopefully this helps someone else :

//vite.config.ts
        Pages({
            extensions: ['vue', 'md'],
            extendRoute: (route) => {
                if (/.*\/mydirname\/.*\.md/.test(route.component)) {
                    route.meta = { layout: 'mylayout' }
                }
            },
        }),

[hannoeru]

With vite-plugin-md v0.5.0, now you can write route custom block inside markdown file!!

markdown:

# Hello World

<route lang="yaml">
meta:
  layout: home
</route>