I have a very surface understanding of mdx, but basically it's a mix of markdown and JSX syntax, no? Didn't know you could define some sort of fields like you seem to do with:

  import { MdxLayout } from "components/mdx-layout.tsx";
  
  export const meta = {
    slug: "all-time-high",
    publishedAt: "2022-09-16T10:00:00.000Z",
    title: "All time high",
    headerImage: "https://june-changelog.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/changelog_ath_cd256d0719.png",
    authors: [
    (...)

I suppose I should be able to hack it by defining it as a JSON frontmatter and some custom delimiters.

If you let me know how you would see this working, I'll try and get something working tomorrow.

Honestly as a v1, I'd just love for you to parse out the whole text file and give me a basic markdown editor!

I don't particularly care about having advanced filtering or of parsing my "meta" data

The editor will kinda work for individual mdx files, just not collections. I guess you could try the following to see:

  media: public
  content:
    - name: changelog
      label: Changelog
      type: file
      path: pages/changelogs/2022-in-review.mdx
      format: code

Obviously not super useful at this stage, especially since I haven't figured out mdx support in Codemirror yet.

I can probably get collections to work though in the next few days. I'll let you know.