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@sohailalam2/markdown-extractor

v0.2.3

Published

Your one solution to extract markdown metadata and content

Downloads

4

Readme

Markdown Extractor 🔣

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📝 Description

Your one stop for parsing Markdown content. Give your markdown superpower by adding metadata.

🔧 Features

  • Parse markdown content. We use marked
  • Extract YAML metadata information about your markdown content. We use js-yaml
  • Convert markdown to HTML and easily extract data from DOM nodes by passing selectors. We use cheerio
  • Support for both NodeJS and Browser
  • Browser standalone package also available at dist/bundle.min.js

💡 How does it work?

For example,

---
title: Awesome Markdown Extractor
id: 101
---

# Abstract

Lorem ipsum dolor...

would be parsed as

{
  metadata: {
    title: "Awesome Markdown Extractor",
    id: 101
  },
  content: {
    abstract: 'Abstract'
  },
  html: "<h1>Abstract</h1>...."
}

📝 Prerequisites

NodeJs v12 or above. May work on lower version but not tested.

💻 Installation

$ npm install @sohailalam2/markdown-extractor

✅ Usage

Check example for more information.

Given the sample markdown content, lets see how we can parse it and extract the metadata information

---
title: Backend Engineer
id: 101
locations: [India, Remote]
department: Engineering
publishDate: 2020-06-27T13:53:26.714Z
tags: [NodeJs, AWS, Serverless, TypeScript]
isDraft: true
---

# Backend Engineer

## Abstract

This is the awesome _abstract_ for the **backend engineering** role. Visit https://github.com to checkout our brand and some amazing content.

## Preferred Qualifications

- AWS experience
- Serverless experience

## Perks

- Industry standard salary
- Awesome team
- Freedom and responsibilities

## Other Details

This is an **amazing** opportunity for _budding engineers_. Apply now!!
const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');

const { parseMarkdown } = require('../dist');

const markdown = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, 'job-backend-engineer.md'), 'utf8');

const options = {
  selectors: [
    { selector: '#abstract', parseHtml: true },
    { selector: '#preferred-qualifications' },
    { selector: '#perks', parseHtml: true },
  ],
};

const { metadata, content, html } = parseMarkdown(markdown, options);

// metadata:
//
// {
//   title: 'Backend Engineer',
//   id: 101,
//   locations: [ 'India', 'Remote' ],
//   department: 'Engineering',
//   publishDate: 2020-06-27T13:53:26.714Z,
//   tags: [ 'NodeJs', 'AWS', 'Serverless', 'TypeScript' ],
//   isDraft: true
// }

const abstract = content['#abstract'];
// <p>This is the awesome <em>abstract</em> for the <strong>backend engineering</strong> role. Visit <a href="https://github.com">https://github.com</a> to checkout our brand and some amazing content.</p>

const preferredQualifications = content['#preferred-qualifications'].split('\n');
// [ 'AWS experience', 'Serverless experience' ]

const perks = content['#perks'];

// <ul>
// <li>Industry standard salary</li>
// <li>Awesome team</li>
// <li>Freedom and responsibilities</li>
// </ul>

Standalone library in browser

<script src="../dist/bundle.min.js"></script>

<script>
  // ...

  const { metadata, content, html } = MarkdownExtractor.parseMarkdown(markdown, options);

  // ...
</script>

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