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yufrontin

v0.1.7

Published

lightweight yaml front matter extractor using yaml.js

Downloads

5

Readme

yufrontin

NPM version schoolmarm-standard-style experimental Downloads

lightweight yaml front matter extractor using yaml.js

The core of yaml.js is included within the lib directory. I did not feel the need to use the entire repo as a dependency when I would only use the core. This keeps the size of the project small. License file for yaml.js is included.

Installation

$ npm install yufrontin

Usage

yufrontin('---\ntitle: \'me\'\n---\nHello World')
// results in  -->
{ data: { title: 'me' }, content: 'Hello World' }

yufrontin('Hello World')
{ data: {}, content: 'Hello World' }

or you could do this:

var fs = require('fs')
var parsefm = require('parse-yuf')

var file = fs.readFileSync('some/file/to/be/read.md', 'utf8')
yufrontin(file)

parsefm('some/file/to/be/read.md')

API

yufrontin(inputString)

  • inputString [String] data to be parsed by yaml.js
  • return [Object]

Why?

Why another yaml front matter extractor? I wanted to try yaml.js.

See Also

  • parse-yuf: read in a file to be parsed by yufrontin returning an extended results or output from yaml.js
  • gray-matter: My all time favorite YAML front matter parser before yufrontin.
  • front-matter-extractor: the code base which yufrontin is shamelessly based on.
  • yamljs: yaml engine used here.

License

ISC