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A Node.js package to convert browser-exported bookmarks into various formats
Bookmarks2Data is a Node.js package that allows you to easily convert browser-exported bookmarks into various formats such as lists, JSON, and CSV. With Bookmarks2Data, you can parse bookmark files in different formats and seamlessly convert them to your desired output format.
To install Bookmarks2Data, you need to have Node.js installed on your system. Then, follow these steps:
npm install bookmarks2data
Using Bookmarks2Data in your Node.js project is straightforward. Here's an example of how to convert a browser-exported bookmark file to JSON:
const { BookmarkParser, BookmarkConverter } = require("bookmarks2data");
// Path to your bookmark file
const bookmarkFilePath = "/path/to/bookmarks.html";
// Parse the bookmark file
const parser = new BookmarkParser();
const parsedBookmarks = parser.parseHTML(bookmarkFilePath);
// Convert parsed bookmarks to JSON
const converter = new BookmarkConverter();
const jsonBookmarks = converter.toJSON(parsedBookmarks);
// Print the JSON bookmarks
console.log(jsonBookmarks);
In the above code snippet, we first import the BookmarkParser
and BookmarkConverter
classes from the bookmarks2data
package. Then, we specify the path to the bookmark file we want to convert. Next, we use the BookmarkParser
class to parse the HTML bookmark file, and the resulting parsed bookmarks are passed to the BookmarkConverter
class to convert them to JSON format. Finally, we print the JSON-formatted bookmarks.
Bookmarks2Data also provides configuration options to customize the conversion process. Here's an example of how to set the output file name:
const { Config } = require("bookmarks2data");
// Set the output file name
const config = new Config();
config.setOutputFileName("my-bookmarks.json");
In the above code snippet, we import the Config
class from the bookmarks2data
package. Then, we create a new instance of the Config
class and use the setOutputFileName()
method to set the desired output file name to 'my-bookmarks.json'.
Bookmarks2Data includes an ErrorHandler
class to handle any errors that may occur during the parsing or conversion process. If an error occurs, the package provides meaningful error messages. Here's an example of how to handle parsing errors:
const { BookmarkParser, ErrorHandler } = require("bookmarks2data");
// Path to your bookmark file
const bookmarkFilePath = "/path/to/bookmarks.html";
// Parse the bookmark file
const parser = new BookmarkParser();
const errorHandler = new ErrorHandler();
try {
const parsedBookmarks = parser.parseHTML(bookmarkFilePath);
// Continue with further processing
} catch (error) {
errorHandler.handleParseError(error);
}
In the above code snippet, we import the BookmarkParser
and ErrorHandler
classes from the bookmarks2data
package. We create a new instance of the BookmarkParser
class and the ErrorHandler
class. Inside a try-catch block, we attempt to parse the bookmark file using the parseHTML()
method. If an error occurs, it will be caught, and the handleParseError()
method of the ErrorHandler
class will handle the error.
Bookmarks2Data includes comprehensive unit tests to ensure its functionality and reliability. To run the tests, follow these steps:
npm install
in the root directory of the package.npm test
The tests will run, and you will see the results in the console.
Bookmarks2Data simplifies the process of converting browser-exported bookmarks into different formats such as lists, JSON, and CSV. With its intuitive API and configuration options, you can seamlessly integrate it into your Node.js projects.
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A Node.js package to convert browser-exported bookmarks into various formats
The npm package @insidiousfiddler/bookmarks2data receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @insidiousfiddler/bookmarks2data popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @insidiousfiddler/bookmarks2data demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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