breakdance-util

Utility functions for breakdance plugins.
Install
Install with npm:
$ npm install --save breakdance-util
Usage
var utils = require('breakdance-util');
Visit the breakdance documentation for more information about using and customizing breakdance.
API
Wrapper for creating the handlers for compiling a tag that has *.open and *.close nodes, in a single function call.
Params
open {String}: The opening tag to render
close {String}: The closing tag to render
state {Object}
handler {Function}: Visitor function to modify the node
returns {undefined}
Example
breakdance.set('div', utils.block('', ''));
breakdance.set('address', block('\n<address>\n', '\n</address>\n'));
breakdance.set('abbr', block('<abbr>', '</abbr>', function(node) {
var attr = utils.toAttribs(node.attribs, ['title']);
if (attr) {
node.open = '<abbr' + attr + '>';
}
}))
Stringify the attribs for a node.
Params
attribs {Object}: Object of attributes to stringify
names {Array}: Array of names to only stringify attributes with those names.
returns {String}: Returns a string of attributes, e.g. src="foo.jpg"
Example
var str = utils.toAttribs(node.attribs);
Attempt to get a "language" value from the given attribs. Used with code/pre tags.
Params
attribs {Object}: The node.attribs object
returns {String}
Example
breakdance.set('code', function(node) {
var lang = utils.getLang(node.attribs);
});
Formats the link part of a "src" or "href" attribute on the given node.
Params
node {Object}
key {String}: Either 'src' or 'href'
compiler {Object}: Pass the breakdance compiler instance, for state and options.
returns {String}
Example
breakdance.set('img', function(node) {
var attribs = node.attribs || {};
if (attribs.src) {
this.emit('![' + (attribs.alt || '').trim());
this.mapVisit(node);
var src = utils.formatLink(node, 'src', this);
this.emit(']' + src);
}
})
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Building docs
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Author
Jon Schlinkert
License
Copyright © 2017, Jon Schlinkert.
MIT
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