Using Components
Since obook is based on ofa.js development, the obook documentation supports the use of components developed with ofa.js. You can use the l-m component to reference these custom components and wrap them as if using HTML tags. Here is an example using the simp-block component:
<l-m src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/obook/blocks/simp-block.html"></l-m>
<simp-block>
<img src="../publics/logo.svg" class="logo" />
## What is obook?
### If you only want to focus on writing documents and want to quickly create free and beautiful websites, then obook is your first choice
[Documentation](./docs/index.md)
</simp-block>
Developing Your Own Component
You can click on Making Components to learn how to develop custom components that meet your needs. Once you have developed your own component, place it in the publics directory under the root directory of the document station, and use relative paths to reference this component for use in the document. An example is shown below:
<!-- /publics/my-comp.html -->
<!-- Your custom component that you developed -->
<template component>
...
</template>
<!-- /en/index.md -->
<l-m src="../publics/my-comp.html"></l-m>
<my-comp>
...
</my-comp>
Please note that the Markdown content inside custom components will be translated into HTML elements. For example, regular line breaks will be converted into p elements, and ## will be translated into h2 elements, etc. Inside custom components, you can initialize and process elements by accessing the elements inside the slot.