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Ok so first off, awesome project. I think I'll be able to use this to do some pretty cool stuff however, after migrating from markdown-loader, I'm seeing some issues with image resolving. I saw some discussion about images in #5 but I think my issue is different.
With the combination of the markdown-loader and html-loader any local image references within the markdown were resolved, loaded, and emitted to the output directory. So for...
![some image](./images/some-image.png)
That image was processed through the configured .png loader and the url replaced. I'm not seeing that happen by default in this loader and I'm not sure where I might configure it to do so as the markdown-to-html parsing happens internally. Maybe local image references should be turned into import statements as well which would return the url to inject? Similar to the behavior of the imports frontmatter directive.
Any advice would be much appreciated. I'm happy to try to help add this functionality.
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Ok so first off, awesome project. I think I'll be able to use this to do some pretty cool stuff however, after migrating from
markdown-loader
, I'm seeing some issues with image resolving. I saw some discussion about images in #5 but I think my issue is different.With the combination of the
markdown-loader
andhtml-loader
any local image references within the markdown were resolved, loaded, and emitted to the output directory. So for...That image was processed through the configured
.png
loader and the url replaced. I'm not seeing that happen by default in this loader and I'm not sure where I might configure it to do so as the markdown-to-html parsing happens internally. Maybe local image references should be turned intoimport
statements as well which would return the url to inject? Similar to the behavior of theimports
frontmatter directive.Any advice would be much appreciated. I'm happy to try to help add this functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: