How to embed RunKit inside my Gitbook?

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Perhaps I’m not understanding correctly- I’m under the impression that I can embed RunKit live snippets inside my Gitbook- right into the markdown? If that’s not the case- I’m not understanding how to do so- nor do I see any documentation on how to do this anywhere on the web for that matter. I’m sorry but I’ve been looking everywhere for just a plain and simple- ‘here’s how to embed a RunKit snippet into Gitbook.’

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Hi david,

I think the gitbook integration was written by the GitBook folks. I can ping them to see how its done, but I think it may require a plugin?

Thanks,

Francisco

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I think this may be what you are looking for: https://www.npmjs.com/package/gitbook-plugin-tonic

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Hey Francisco, thanks for the reply. This sort of think is exactly what I’m
looking for but you say Tonic, but that isn’t RunKit right?

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Hey tonic is the RunKit editor, my bad. Thanks Francisco.

David

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RunKit is the new name for Tonic:

http://blog.runkit.com/2016/09/13/tonic-is-now-runkit-a-part-of-stripe.html

Just some people haven’t changed the name of their packages.

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Awesome- thank you! :cold_sweat:

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In case anyone still has this question, with the new version of GitBook, you can just copy-and-paste a Runkit link into GitBook and it will automatically expand into an embed. Hope this helps!

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