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Extract template from multi-line comment inside function body.
I use it in tests when you don't want to make templates outside of the test. So it looks more readable than an array of strings or multi-line strings (I believe in it) and simple then outside file.
Enjoy testing!
Install the module with: npm install eof
var eof = require('eof');
eof.extract(function() {
/*
Hello World
*/
});
Extract simple text template
var eof = require('eof');
eof.extract(function() {
/*
Hello World
*/
});
Extract javascript template. And format it throught js-beautify
var eof = require('eof');
eof.extract(function() {
/*
var max = function() {
return Math.max.apply(null, arguments);
};
*/
}).format('javascript');
You can look at test directory for live example
Copyright (c) 2013 Maksim Ryzhikov
Licensed under the MIT license.
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