Plugins not installed? about content HOT 7 CLOSED

Also based off the code, there may be an undocumented way to do this already

  content: {
    markdown: {
      plugins: [
        'remark-twemoji',
-        ['remark-frontmatter', 'yaml'],
+       'remark-frontmatter'
      ],
+    frontmatter: "yaml"
    },
  },

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Hey,

Plugins can be configured as described here: https://content.nuxtjs.org/configuration#markdown.

Each plugin is configured using its name in camelCase: remark-external-links => externalLinks.

However, a PR is actually ongoing to refactor plugins, so you might be able to configure them this way.

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Update: the issue with remark-twemoji is resolved by installing twemoji. As stated in the linked comment, it would be nice if this warning was made more clear.

remark-frontmatter part of the bug is still unresolved.

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For remark-frontmatter, the issue is in nuxtjs/content

Nuxt content currently does not support settings in remark plugins
https://github.com/Strahinja/remark-bug/blob/110d158f46814454ed3b9eda0e40df5e1aa739aa/nuxt.config.js#L50

That is why the error is remark-frontmatter,yaml is not installed instead of separating the plugin from the settings it concatenated them together, creating an invalid package name.

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@ChristianMurphy, thanks for the workaround. I think I'll take a look at that code and possibly try to come up with a PR.

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@Strahinja If you're trying to get data using remark-frontmatter plugin, @nuxt/content already does this by default: https://content.nuxtjs.org/writing#front-matter

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Thanks, it seems I missed that part of the documentation. I'm migrating from frontmatter-markdown-loader with markdown-it, so I thought that including that package explicitly was needed. Still, this warning message is misleading and comes up as inaccurate when the package is actually installed. Looking forward to the next iteration of @nuxt/content! :)

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