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beauty-amp-core
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Beautify (prettify) AMPscript for Marketing Cloud - prettifying library only.
This library gives you the option to format AMPscript code used in SFMC.
> npm install readme -g
const beautifier = require('beauty-amp-core');
beautifier.setup(undefined, undefined, {
loggerOn: false
});
let lines = [`<h1>My Test Case:</h1>`,
`%%[ VAR @lang `,
`If (@lang == 'EN') then Output("Hello World!")`,
`Else`,
` Output("Ciao!")`,
`endif`,
`]%%`];
const result = beautifier.beautify(lines);
console.log(result);
Defaults:
// immutable at the moment:
const ampscript = {
capitalizeAndOrNot:true,
capitalizeIfFor:true,
capitalizeSet:true,
capitalizeVar:true,
maxParametersPerLine: 4
};
// immutable at the moment:
const editor = {
insertSpaces: true,
tabSize: 4
};
// logs trough console only for the moment.
const logs = {
loggerOn: true // <= disable logging
};
beautifier.setup(ampscript, editor, logs);
FAQs
Beautify (prettify) AMPscript for Marketing Cloud - prettifying library only.
The npm package beauty-amp-core receives a total of 798 weekly downloads. As such, beauty-amp-core popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that beauty-amp-core 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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