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@shelf/table-of-contents

v1.3.0

Published

Fork of node-toc to reduce bundle size & rewritten in TypeScript

Downloads

2,480

Readme

table-of-contents CircleCI

Linkify HTML headers and generate a TOC.

Forked from node-toc

Rewritten in TypeScript & refactored to reduce bundle size (by not using entire lodash library)

Install

$ yarn add @shelf/table-of-contents

Usage

const toc = require('@shelf/table-of-contents');

toc.untag

Strip HTML tags from a string.

const stripped = toc.untag(html);

toc.anchor

Convert a string of text into something URL-friendly and not too ugly.

const anchor = toc.anchor(arbitraryText);

toc.unique

Get a unique name and store the returned name in names for future unique-name-gettingness.

const names = {};
const guaranteedUniqueAnchor1 = toc.unique(names, toc.anchor(arbitraryText));
const guaranteedUniqueAnchor2 = toc.unique(names, toc.anchor(arbitraryText));

toc.process

Anchorize all headers and inline a generated TOC, returning processed HTML.

const htmlWithAnchorsAndTOC = toc.process(html [, options]);

options

  • placeholder - RegExp - Used to match TOC placeholder. Defaults to /<!--\s*toc\s*-->/gi.
  • Because this method calls the toc.anchorize and toc.toc methods internally, their options may be specified as well.

toc.anchorize

Parse HTML, returning an array of header objects and anchorized HTML.

const obj = toc.anchorize(html [, options]);

options

  • headers - RegExp - Used to match HTML headers. Defaults to /<h(\d)(\s*[^>]*)>([\s\S]+?)<\/h\1>/gi.
  • tocMin - Number - Min header level to add to TOC. Defaults to 2.
  • tocMax - Number - Max header level to add to TOC. Defaults to 6.
  • anchorMin - Number - Min header level to anchorize. Defaults to 2.
  • anchorMax - Number - Max header level to anchorize. Defaults to 6.
  • header - String | Function - Lodash template string or function used to anchorize a header.

toc.toc

Generate TOC HTML from an array of header objects.

const obj = toc.toc(headers [, options]);

options

  • openUL - String | Function - Lodash template string or function used to generate the TOC.
  • closeUL - String | Function - Lodash template string or function used to generate the TOC.
  • openLI - String | Function - Lodash template string or function used to generate the TOC.
  • closeLI - String | Function - Lodash template string or function used to generate the TOC.
  • TOC - String | Function - Lodash template string or function used to wrap the generated TOC.

Examples

The default HTML is pretty awesome, but you can customize the hell out of the generated HTML, eg.

const processedHTML = toc.process(unprocessedHTML, {
  header: '<h<%= level %><%= attrs %> id="<%= anchor %>"><%= header %></h<%= level %>>',
  TOC: '<div class="toc"><%= toc %></div>',
  openUL: '<ul data-depth="<%= depth %>">',
  closeUL: '</ul>',
  openLI: '<li data-level="H<%= level %>"><a href="#<%= anchor %>"><%= text %></a>',
  closeLI: '</li>',
});

Publish

$ git checkout master
$ yarn version
$ yarn publish
$ git push origin master --tags

License

MIT © Shelf