# vuepress-plugin-table-of-contents
Add table-of-contents component for your VuePress site.
# Installation
npm install -D vuepress-plugin-table-of-contents
# Usage
// .vuepress/config.js
module.exports = {
plugins: ['vuepress-plugin-table-of-contents'],
}
This plugin will register a <TOC />
component for you, which will render the table-of-contents of current page. You can use it in your markdown and vue files.
<!-- README.md / Component.vue -->
<TOC />
# Configs
# componentName
- type:
string
- default:
'TOC'
Name of the table-of-contents component.
# Component Props
# includeLevel
- type:
[number, number]
- default:
[2, 3]
The level of title to be included in <TOC />
component.
For example, [2, 4]
means 2 <= x <= 4.
# Demo
Input
<TOC />
Output
Input
<TOC :include-level="[2, 2]" />
Output
# Differences from VuePress markdown toc syntax
You may notice that VuePress also provides a markdown syntax [[toc]]
for table-of-contents.
However, [[toc]]
can only be used in .md
files as it's a markdown syntax. But <TOC />
can be used in both .md
files and .vue
files, as it's a Vue component.
Thus, <TOC />
is more convenient if you need table-of-contents in other part of your VuePress site (e.g. build your own theme with a table-of-contents component).