feat: add meta prop to custom renderer props#447
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Custom renderers now receive the raw metastring from code fences via a
new optional `meta` prop. Everything after the language identifier is
passed through (e.g. ```rust {1} title="foo"``` → meta = '{1} title="foo"').
- Added `meta?: string` to `CustomRendererProps` in `plugin-types.ts`
- Pass `meta={metastring}` to custom renderers in `components.tsx`
- Added tests for meta prop presence and absence
- Added minor changeset
Closes vercel#443
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nice one @sleitor, great addition 👍 |
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Closes #443
Custom renderers now receive the raw metastring from code fences via a new optional
metaprop. Everything after the language identifier is passed through (e.g.```rust {1} title="foo"→meta = '{1} title="foo"').meta?: stringtoCustomRendererPropsinplugin-types.tsmeta={metastring}to custom renderers incomponents.tsxNo breaking changes —
metais optional and existing renderers are unaffected.