Compared to traditional Markdown renderers

Traditional Markdown renderers typically convert a finished Markdown string into a static HTML tree. This library is designed for streaming and interactive workflows and therefore provides capabilities you won't find in a classic renderer:

• Streaming-first rendering: render partial or incrementally-updated Markdown content without re-parsing the whole document each time. This enables live previews for AI outputs or editors that emit tokens progressively.
• Streaming-aware code blocks and "code-jump" UX: large code blocks are updated incrementally and the renderer can maintain cursor/selection context and fine-grained edits.
• Built-in diff/code-stream components: show diffs as they arrive (line-by-line or token-by-token) with minimal reflow.
• Progressive diagrams and editors: Mermaid and Monaco-based previews update progressively.
• Flexible code block rendering: pick Monaco for interactive editing or Shiki for display-only highlighting.

Quick try — render streaming content and static fallback side-by-side:

<script setup>
const streaming = '# Streaming example\n\nThis appears progressively'
const staticMd = '# Static example\n\nRendered once'
</script>

<template>
  <div>
    <MarkdownRender :content="streaming" />
    <MarkdownRender :content="staticMd" />
  </div>
</template>