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bullets

v0.2.2

Published

Generate a plain-text and markdown formatted lists or tables of contents, with proper indentation, bullets, numbers, letters, roman numerals or custom characters.

Downloads

181

Readme

bullets NPM version Build Status

Generate a plain-text and markdown formatted lists or tables of contents, with proper indentation, bullets, numbers, letters, roman numerals or custom characters.

Install

Install with npm:

$ npm i bullets --save

Usage

var bullets = require('bullets');

Examples

Roman numerals

var list = [
  {text: 'Item a...', lvl: 0}, 
  {text: 'Item b...', lvl: 1}, 
  {text: 'Item c...', lvl: 2},
  {text: 'Item d...', lvl: 2},
  {text: 'Item e...', lvl: 2},
];

// let's generate 100 numerals, in case our list grows.
var actual = bullets(list, {chars: '1..100'}, function (ch) {
  return romanize(ch) + '.';
});

Results in:

I. Item a...
  II. Item b...
    III. Item c...
    III. Item d...
    III. Item e...

API

bullets

Pass an array of list-item objects to generate a formatted list or table of contents. Uses list-item for generating the actual items.

Note that lvl or level may be passed as the property name in the following examples.

Params

  • list {Array}: Array of item objects with text and lvl properties
  • list.text {String}: The text for the list item.
  • list.lvl {Number}: The level of the list item to be used for indenting the list.
  • opts {Object}: Options to pass to list-item.
  • fn {Function}: pass a function to modify the bullet for an item as it's generated.

Example

var list = [
  {text: 'This is item 1', lvl: 0},
  {text: 'This is item 2', lvl: 0},
  {text: 'This is item 3', lvl: 0},
  {text: 'This is sub-item A', lvl: 2},
  {text: 'This is sub-item B', lvl: 2},
  {text: 'This is sub-item C', lvl: 2},
];
bullets([{text: 'This is a list item', lvl: 0}]);

// Results in
// '- This is item 1'
// '- This is item 2'
// '- This is item 3'
// '  * This is sub-item A'
// '  * This is sub-item B'
// '  * This is sub-item C'

Related projects

list-item: Generate a single formatted list item, allowing you to easily generate lists with proper indentation,… more | homepage

Running tests

Install dev dependencies:

$ npm i -d && npm test

Contributing

Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.

Author

Jon Schlinkert

License

Copyright © 2016 Jon Schlinkert Released under the MIT license.


This file was generated by verb on January 19, 2016.