Is there some way to output pure text when it's not js expression?

[zfben]

For example, the text is:

{ const a = 1 }

{ just some plain text }

I expect it renders the first line to js code, but the third line to plain text { just some plain text }.

I know the format option can treat files to md or mdx, but I want them work together.

Is it possible to output pure text just when the text isn't js expression?

[wooorm]

Your question is vague. Please provide more information. See the support docs for more info: https://mdxjs.com/community/support/

If you are asking about how escape {, the you can use \{ or {'{'}. More info on what MDX is, is available in the docs: https://mdxjs.com/docs/what-is-mdx/.

[zfben]

I expect a way to output content as plain text when throwing Could not parse expression with acorn without escape { manually.

It will be compatible with some documents that include both content and code like my example.

For my real case, I use typedoc to generate documents from typescript files, but it will generate contents like { `children?`: `JSX.Element` ; }, and it breaks mdx's evaluate.

I'm not sure if I clarify the question? Please tell me if you need more information.

[wooorm]

• You must escape the brace. See my previous comment.
• MDX throws errors. That’s intentional. JavaScript throws errors too. You can’t make typo’s. You need to escape special characters.
• If you generate MDX from typedoc, you should generate an AST and serialize it. You should not generate a string manually. This seems to be your root question though. Perhaps you want to ask about that.