Generate a JSON with your styleguide's data
## Installation
```sh
npm install --save doki
```
Basic usage
const Doki = require('doki');
let doki = new Doki('my-css-files/*.scss');
doki.parse('docs/styles.json');
Your .scss file
output JSON`
{
"name": "Button",
"description": "Your standard form button.",
"state": [
{
"name": ":hover",
"escaped": "pseudo-class-hover",
"description": "Highlights when hovering."
},
{
"name": ":disabled",
"escaped": "pseudo-class-disabled",
"description": "Dims the button when disabled."
},
{
"name": ".primary",
"escaped": "primary",
"description": "Indicates button is the primary action."
},
{
"name": ".smaller",
"escaped": "smaller",
"description": "A smaller button"
}
],
"markup": {
"example": "<button>This is a button</button>",
"escaped": "<button>This is a button</button>"
}
}
Multiples files will generate a array of objects.
Doki API
Doki was built on top of DSS
class Doki(sourceFile)
The constructor accept any patter from glob.
const Doki = require('doki');
var doki = new Doki('css/*.css');
doki.parse(outputFile, options)
Generate a new JSON.
var doki = new Doki('css/*.css');
doki.parse('output-file');
doki.parser(name, cb(i, line, block))
DSS, by default, includes 4 parsers for the name, description, state and markup of a comment block. You can add to, or override, these defaults by registering a new parser.
var doki = new Doki('css/*.css');
doki.parser('name', (i, line, block) => line );
doki.parse('output-file');
Styleguide Documentation
@name
// @name Button
@description
// @description Your standard form button.
@state
// @state :hover - Highlights when hovering.
@markup
// @markup
// <button>This is a button</button>
License
MIT © Filipe LInhares