MJUN

This is a system that displays MD files as pseudo-DOM structures in the browser, rather than using static site generation (SSG). While HTML is necessary as a catalyst due to current browser specifications, it can also be prepared via command, allowing users to create blog articles and more simply by writing MD files.

Using unified and remark, the system converts MD into a tree structure → parses it slightly into a pseudo-DOM → passes it directly to the browser. The system includes scripts for this process.

By using MJUN's unique syntax, you can give MD files the concept of HTML classes, making it possible to apply CSS and collapsible blocks.

Using YAML frontmatter allows you to preserve title, theme, tags, and other metadata.

While some things require ingenuity, external JavaScript libraries are also usable. During development, we've successfully added syntax highlighting to code blocks using Prism.js and similar tools.

Since the goal is not to completely replace HTML but to pass MD file contents directly to the browser, you cannot do anything beyond what Markdown can do except with the newly added syntax.

(※The name derives from the contradiction of Markdown mimicking Markup)