@qgustavor/ass-parser
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Parse SSA/ASS subtitle format. Forked from eush77/ass-parser.
detectStringifyOptions helper function.https://codepen.io/qgustavor/full/YzaRXeX
assParser(text, [options])Default export. Returns the parse tree.
Comments are ignored unless options.comments is set.
| Option | Type | Required? | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| comments | boolean | No | false |
Subtitle is a list of sections, each of them has section and body properties. The body is a list of key-value bindings (descriptors), with key and value properties (type === 'comment' and value for comments).
value can be one of the following:
"Format";"Format" descriptor above in the section;detectStringifyOptions(text)Named export. Returns an options object to be passed to stringify in order to parse then stringify a subtitle with the minimal differences possible.
npm install @qgustavor/ass-parser
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Parse SSA/ASS subtitle format
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