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choo-dat-hypha

v0.4.1

Published

A Choo plugin for reading a content directory with Hypha

Downloads

4

Readme

A Choo plugin for reading a content directory with Hypha

npm i choo-dat-hypha

Usage

Create a new Choo app and use the choo-dat-hypha plugin.

var choo = require('choo')
var app = choo()

app.use(require('choo-dat-hypha')())

if (!module.parent) app.mount('body')
else module.exports = app

Format some plain text files using smarkt fields.

title: Technopastoral
----
date: January 19, 2038
----
tags:
  - garden
  - engineering
----
text: To deprogram oneself necessitates keeping to very specific schedules, which are what Foucault, once again, described as techniques of the self, echoing Seneca. 

Organize them within a directory structure alongside media assets.

/content
  /about
    index.txt
  /blog
    /38-01-19-technopastoral
      index.txt
      header.jpg
  index.txt

Now your content gets loaded into your Choo app’s state, and a route is created for each of your pages!

Pattern

To easily access the data for each of your pages simply compare the state.href against your state.content object in a composable function.

// wrapper.js
var xtend = require('xtend')

module.exports = wrapper

function wrapper (view) {
  return function (state, emit) {
    var page = state.content[state.href || '/'] || { }
    return view(xtend(state, { page: page }), emit)
  }
}

Now simply wrap your views!

// view.js
var html = require('choo/html')
var wrapper = require('./wrapper')

module.exports = wrapper(view)

function view (state, emit) {
  return html`
    <body>
      The current page is ${state.page.title}
    </body>
  `
}

API

state

State is extended with these objects:

state.content = { }

state.site = {
  blueprints: { },
  config: { },
  info: { },
  loaded: false,
  p2p: false
}

state.events.CONTENT_LOAD

Emitting this event will reload state.content.

state.events.CONTENT_LOADED

Listen to this event for when content is loaded.

Todo

  • [ ] Read blueprints