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svelte-asciidoc

v0.0.8

Published

```bash npm install svelte-asciidoc ```

Downloads

14

Readme

svelte-asciidoc

npm install svelte-asciidoc

This library takes a blob of AsciiDoc text renders it as a collection of Svelte components that can be customized. Similar to https://github.com/oxidecomputer/react-asciidoc and https://github.com/pablo-abc/svelte-markdown (but don’t use Markdown ever again in your life, please, use just AsciiDoc).

<script>
import SvelteAsciidoc from 'svelte-asciidoc'
</script>

<div>
  <SvelteAsciidoc
    source={`
= hello world

this is _some_ *asciidoc* text^2^!
    `}
  />
</div>

Now suppose you want to make bold text also look bluey. Create a new component CustomBold.svelte:

<strong style="color: blue"><slot /></strong>

and then pass it to SvelteAsciidoc:

 <script>
 import SvelteAsciidoc from 'svelte-asciidoc'
+import CustomBold from './CustomBold.svelte'
 </script>

 <div>
   <SvelteAsciidoc
+    naturalRenderers: {strong: CustomBold}
     source={`
 = hello world

 this is _some_ *asciidoc* text^2^!
     `}
   />
 </div>

You can also apply the default asciidoctor.css stylesheet and it should work with the default classes this library generates.


See src/routes/+page.svelte for another usage example. See src/lib/renderers for all higher-level customizable components and their default implementations (these must be specified with the parameter customRenderers={}, while naturalRenderers={} is for simple stuff like a, em, sup, sub, strong).