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@asciidoctor/tabs
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An Asciidoctor.js extension that adds a tabs block to the AsciiDoc syntax.
This package depends on the asciidoctor
package (>= 2.2.0, < 3.0.0), but doesn’t declare it as a dependency.
Therefore, you must install that package when installing this one.
$ npm i asciidoctor @asciidoctor/tabs
A tabset is defined using a description list (dlist) enclosed in an example block annotated with the tabs style.
[tabs]
====
Tab A:: Contents of Tab A.
Tab B::
+
Contents of Tab B.
Tab C::
+
--
Contents of Tab C.
Contains more than one block.
--
====
You may choose to extend the block delimiter length from the typical 4 characters to 6 in order to avoid conflicts with any example blocks inside the tabs block (or just as a matter of style).
[tabs]
======
Tab A::
+
====
Example block in Tab A.
====
Tab B:: Just text.
======
Using this technique, you can also create nested tabsets.
[tabs]
======
Tab A::
+
Selecting Tab A reveals a tabset with Tab Y and Tab Z.
+
[tabs]
====
Tab Y:: Contents of Tab Y, nested inside Tab A.
Tab Z:: Contents of Tab Z, nested inside Tab A.
====
Tab B:: Just text.
======
$ npx asciidoctor -r @asciidoctor/tabs tabs.adoc
The asciidoctor
command automatically registers the tabs extension when the package is required.
There are two ways to use the extension with the Asciidoctor.js API.
In either case, you must require the Asciidoctor.js module (asciidoctor
) before requiring this one.
You can call the exported register
method with no arguments to register the extension as a global extension.
const Asciidoctor = require('asciidoctor')()
require('@asciidoctor/tabs').register()
Asciidoctor.convertFile('tabs.adoc', { safe: 'safe' })
Or you can pass a registry instance to the register
method to register the extension with a scoped registry.
const Asciidoctor = require('asciidoctor')()
const registry = Asciidoctor.Extensions.create()
require('@asciidoctor/tabs').register(registry)
Asciidoctor.convertFile('tabs.adoc', { extension_registry: registry, safe: 'safe' })
You can also require @asciidoctor/tabs/extensions
to access the Extensions
class.
Attached to that object are the Block
, Docinfo.Style
, and Docinfo.Behavior
extension classes.
You can use these classes to register a bespoke tabs extension.
Copyright (C) 2018-present Dan Allen (OpenDevise Inc.) and the individual contributors to this project. Use of this software is granted under the terms of the MIT License.
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An Asciidoctor.js extension that adds a tabs block to the AsciiDoc syntax.
The npm package @asciidoctor/tabs receives a total of 3,267 weekly downloads. As such, @asciidoctor/tabs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @asciidoctor/tabs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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