How to use localePath() in markdown files with MDC syntax

[WolfgangDrescher]

Is it possible to use the localePath() function from the @nuxtjs/i18n-edge package inside of a markdown file? In page components I'm using the following snippet with a custom HyperLink component to create links to other pages:

<HyperLink :href="localePath({name: 'blog-slug', params: {slug: 'first-blog-post'}})">First blog post</HyperLink>

Is there a convenient way to use this custom component inside of a markdown file with nuxt content?

Is it possible to pass objects as props with MDC syntax? If yes something like this could be possible with a wrapper components for HyperLink:

::MdLink{params={name: 'blog-slug', params: {slug: 'first-blog-post'}}}
First blog post
::

<script setup>
// components/content/MdLink.vue
defineProps({
    params: Object,
});
</script>

<template>
    <HyperLink :href="localePath(props)">
        <slot></slot>
    </HyperLink>
</template>

But like this the MdLink component will not get parsed and will be output as a string.

The only way I found for this was with the options passed as a JSON string, but I'm sure there must be a better way?

::MdLink{params='{"name": "blog-slug", "params": {"slug": "first-blog-post"}}'}
First blog post
::

<script setup>
// components/content/MdLink.vue
defineProps({
    params: String,
});
const localePath = useLocalePath();
</script>

<template>
    <HyperLink :href="localePath(JSON.parse(params))">
        <slot></slot>
    </HyperLink>
</template>

I'd be happy to contribute to the docs with some infos about this when I find a good solutions for this.

#1663 is somewhat related.

[WolfgangDrescher]

Note that there is no need to use JSON.parse() when using a colon in front of the key name (e.g. :params):

::MdLink{:params='{"name": "blog-slug", "params": {"slug": "first-blog-post"}}'}
First blog post
::

I opened a PR to add this to the docs: #1882.

Also I just learned about the YAML method to pass props:

::MdLink
---
params:
    name: blog-slug
    params:
        slug: first-blog-post
---
First blog post
::

This could potentially solve my issue but it's quite verbose compared to the one-liner with regular, but non localized markdown links: [First blog post](/de/erster-blog-artikel).

Is there a ways to simplify this or even use localePath() directly within the markdown file?