Because if you do: import markdown from 'markdown-in-js'; var markdown = function() { } var foo = markdown` #Header ... `; It will incorrectly rewr

Because if you do: import markdown from 'markdown-in-js'; var markdown = function() { } var foo = markdown` #Header ... `; It will incorrectly rewrite this template literal. And while they could potentially fill this hole, it doesn't change the fact this is unreadable code; there's nothing from the code that signifies it will be converted into some function calls the way that JSX or GraphQL at least have some visual signifiers. JSX and GraphQL, I'm not a fan of either, but are at least real projects with standards texts written for. This is not a criticism of this project, but the practice of installing a bunch of AST transforms to save you a couple of keystrokes creates code that reads as 1 thing, but compiles to something much different. If you don't recognize how changing your code to mean something different based on an AST is essentially creating a one-off language, I don't know how to help you.