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Routines for handling contentId for TagCloud content ingestion.
npm install content-id --save
const contentid = require('contentid');
/*
* Make a string "URL safe" by doing the following:
* 1) trim the string
* 2) replace '~' with '__'
* 3) remove anything else than [A-Za-z0-9-_.] and change the subsequent component to camelCase, e.g. 'a b' => 'aB'
*
* If the parameter is not a string but has toString(), call it then escape.
*/
contentid.escape(' abc abc-abc_abc.abc~abc');
//=> 'abcAbc-abc_abc.abc__abc'
/*
* Concatenate the three components with '~' as the separator. If the last one is a number, add zero left-padding
* until 11 digits
*/
contentid.assemble('source', 'provider name', 'articleId');
//=> 'source~providerName~articleId'
contentid.assemble('source', 'provider name', 12345);
//=> 'source~providerName~00000012345'
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Routines for handling contentId for TagCloud content ingestion
The npm package content-id receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, content-id popularity was classified as not popular.
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