CBML Parser
{
"type": "block", // token type : "text" | "block" | "single"
"pos": 7, // Starting position
"endpos": 333, // End position
"value": "/*<jdists>*/.../*</jdists>*/", // All value // as "{{prefix}}" + "{{content}}" + "{{suffix}}"
"tag": "jdists", // tag name
"language": "c", // language : "c" | "pascal" | "python" | "lua"
"attrs": {},
"line": 1, // Line Numbers
"col": 8 // Column number
"nodes": [
...
],
"content": "...",
"prefix": "/*<jdists>*/",
"suffix": "/*</jdists>*/"
}
$ npm install --save cbml
var cbml = require('cbml');
console.log(cbml.parse('/*<hello />*/'));
$ npm install --global cbml
$ cbml --help
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CBML Parser
The npm package cbml receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, cbml popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cbml 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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