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pug-code-block

v3.6.1

Published

get Pug code block

Downloads

440

Readme

Pug code block

Get Pug code at and inside a given line or query.

doc.pug

doctype html
html
  head
    title my pug template
  body
    h1 Hello #{name}
    p foo

Get block at line number

Will return a string for a single match, an array of code blocks for multiple matches.

const source = fs.readFileSync('./doc.pug', 'utf8');

const getCodeBlock = require('pug-code-block');
getCodeBlock.byLine(source, 2);

// head
//   title my pug template

Optionally provide a limit of blocks to be captured. Default limit is 1. Use Infinity if you want to capture all blocks.

const source = fs.readFileSync('./doc.pug', 'utf8');

const getCodeBlock = require('pug-code-block');
getCodeBlock.byLine(source, 1, 3);

// div yep
// div yep
// div yep
// div nope
// div nope

Get block at string match

Will return a string for a single match, an array of code blocks for multiple matches. Arguments can be a string or regex.

const source = fs.readFileSync('./doc.pug', 'utf8');

const getCodeBlock = require('pug-code-block');
getCodeBlock.byString(source, 'body');

// body
//   h1 Hello #{name}
//   p foo
const source = fs.readFileSync('./doc.pug', 'utf8');

const getCodeBlock = require('pug-code-block');
getCodeBlock.byString(source, /body/);

// body
//   h1 Hello #{name}
//   p foo