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block-based-note-parser

v0.1.1

Published

Parser for block-based notes.

Downloads

8

Readme

Block-based Note Parser

Handling hierarchal blocks of text content. Using the unist syntax tree specification.

- This is a Block
  - This is a child Block
  - Here is a another block
    with a multiple lines

Usage

Use as a preprocessor like

import { parseBlocks } from "block-based-note-parser";

const content = "- My Note";

const result = parseBlocks(content);

console.log(result);

Why?

Networked and block-based note taking applications like RoamResearch or LogSeq are on the rise. However, there is no easy library that you could use and integrate into custom applications. Therefore, this small library should help with parsing text into a block-based format.

Design

"Everything is a block"

Pre lines
- Block

will get

- Pre lines
- Block

And

- Block
no intend

will get

- Block
  no intend

Development

Run tests

yarn test

Run tests in watch mode

yarn test:watch

Release with

yarn release