Is there a way to include inline js?

[j2deme]

Let's say I want to include a Google map with some pins, lines o polygons on it (not an image) or maybe a D3js graph to show show charts, or an example for graph theory, or some sort of dynamic data structure visualization...

I may also see a use case to get dynamic data from an API when the most updated value is needed 🤔 or when you want to show info as the number of repos or stars, or maybe the last tweet or an specific tweet (I don't now if they are still called tweets 😅) from a user.

I haven't tried yet, but, is there a way to use inline or external js file to get the proposed result?

[yhatt]

By the CommonMark spec, Markdown actually allows to contain the <script> element, to use both of inline and external scripts.
https://spec.commonmark.org/0.30/#example-170

For security reasons, Marp tools are disallowed containing the most of HTML tags by default, including <script>. But you can allow using HTML tags by the preferences for each tools.

• Marp CLI: Pass --html option to allow HTML elements.
• Marp for VS Code: Turn on Markdown > Marp: Enable HTML from the extension setting. You may also have to relax the security setting of VS Code's Markdown preview to run the script.

#250 might be helpful if you want to use the inline script.

[j2deme]

Thank you for taking the time to answer these kinds of questions, I'll try a couple of examples for the given proposed use cases.

I totally ❤️ Marp, it helps a lot in my daily work as a IT professor.