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smarkt

v0.0.6

Published

Hyper-readable plain text format

Downloads

37

Readme

Usage

Transform some structured plain text including Markdown and YAML into JSON, and visa versa. Super useful for archivability and readability. Feature parity with Kirby’s file structure.

var smarkt = require('smarkt')

var str = smarkt.parse(`
title: Cyber Mysticism
----
tags:
  - technopastoral
  - ambient
----
text: Art has always been a focusing device, the frame is a focusing device. What I’m trying to do is eliminate the frame, eliminate all those distractions and put you in direct relationship to the real experience and the real power: your ability to perceive.
`)

var obj = smarkt.stringify({
  title: 'Cyber Mysticism',
  { tags: ['technopastoral', 'ambient']},
  text: 'Art has always been a focusing device, the frame is a focusing device. What I’m trying to do is eliminate the frame, eliminate all those distractions and put you in direct relationship to the real experience and the real power: your ability to perceive.'
})

Structure

A plain-text file is separated into fields delineated by four dashes.

----

Give the field a name and define it’s value.

title: Cyber Mysticism

The value can also be YAML.

tags:
  - technopastoral
  - ambient
title: Cyber Mysticism
----
tags:
  - technopastoral
  - dark-ux
----
design:
  desktop:
    background: red
    navigation: false
  mobile:
    background: blue
    navigation: true
----
text:

Information wants to be free.
{
  "title": "Cyber Mysticism",
  "tags": ["technopastoral", "dark-ux"],
  "design": {
    "desktop": {
      "background": "red",
      "navigation": false
    },
    "mobile": {
      "background": "blue",
      "navigation": true
    }
  },
  "text": "Information wants to be free."
}

Methods

stringify

Accepts a single argument which must be type string. Returns an object.

parse

Accepts a single argument which must be type object. Returns a string.

Alternate usage

var stringify = require('smarkt/stringify')
var parse = require('smarkt/parse')

Sometimes it’s handy just to access a single method to reduce bundle size. To do this, simply require the desired method by name.

Todo

  • [ ] Tests
  • [ ] .stringify Remove quotes around YAML array values