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@infomaker/markdown-toc-parser

v0.1.2

Published

Infomaker JS module: markdown-toc-parser

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Maintainers

prashant.bhatiaprashant.bhatiainfomaker-devinfomaker-devjacobtallbergjacobtallberghansbringerthansbringert

Keywords

Readme

Infomaker markdown-toc-parser

Installation

$ npm install --save @infomaker/markdown-toc-parser

Usage

Cli usage

Can be used to combine two tables of contents in markdown format into one.

If output file is specified, the combined TOC will be written to the specified file, otherwise first file will be overwritten.

@infomaker/merge-tocs <first file> <second file> [output file]

Module usage

See the API Reference.

Develop the project

Run the unit tests

docker-compose up

Rebuild after updates to package.json

docker-compose down
docker-compose build
docker-compose up

Support install of private Infomaker NPM modules

You need to add an .env file in root directory to be able to install Infomaker private npm modules. The file can be downloaded from 1Password, see 'JumpStart .env' in the Internal vault.

Setup deploy Bitbucket Pipeline

This is an optional step if you want to use Bitbucket Pipeline to deploy the NPM lib to Infomakers organization on NPM.

Activate Bitbucket pipelines (in the web gui) and add the following environment variables in the web configuration gui for Pipeline:

NPM_TOKEN // for access to Infomakers NPM repos, copy from .env file