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mark-to-json

v0.3.0

Published

parse markdown to json

Downloads

3

Readme

mark-to-json NpmVersion NodeVersion

Parse the markdown into a JSON static file, also support multiple-level directories.

Installing

# npm
npm i mark-to-json --save

# yarn
yarn add mark-to-json

Usage

| API | Required | default | Description | | --- | -------- | ------- | ----------- | | token | true | | Your markdown file content including yaml matter | | dest | false | ./default.json | Your JSON static file will be created at the place based on the current nodejs working path | | extraHeader | false | {} | It will be mix in JSON file if you want to add some extra data to JSON static file | | contentKey | false | content | It will be the key of markdown content part in JSON static file | | filter | false || It can be used to change output schema (sample). |

Sample

const Mtj = require('mark-to-json')

new Mtj({
  token: '---\ntitle: Hello world\n---\nThis is content.',
  dest: './writings/hello-world.json',
  extraHeader: {
    errno: 0
  },
  contentKey: 'content',

  // Only work with one parameter: schema
  filter (schema) {
    // do something
    // `return` is optional
  }
})

// You can find your json file at the './writings/hello-world.json' based on the current nodejs working path

The sample output file: here

Changelog

Changelog