html-attribute-sorter

html-attribute-sorter

An html attribute sorter.

You can sort attributes by alphabetical, code guide, vue/attributes-order, idiomatic or any custom order using regex.

Installation

$ npm install html-attribute-sorter
# yarn
$ yarn add html-attribute-sorter

Usage

const { sortAttributes } = require("html-attribute-sorter");

// pass html tags that includes attributes
// default: code guide order
const sorted = sortAttributes(`<img src="foo" class="img b-30" id="img_10">`);
console.log(sorted);
// => <img class="img b-30" id="img_10" src="foo">

// alphabetical order
const sorted = sortAttributes(
  `<img src="foo" alt="title" class="img b-30" id="img_10">`,
  {
    order: "alphabetical",
  }
);
console.log(sorted);
// => <img alt="title" class="img b-30" id="img_10" src="foo">

// idiomatic order
const sorted = sortAttributes(
  `<img src="foo" alt="title" class="img b-30" id="img_10">`,
  {
    order: "idiomatic",
  }
);
console.log(sorted);
// => <img class="img b-30" id="img_10" alt="title" src="foo">

// code guide order
const sorted = sortAttributes(
  `<img src="foo" alt="title" class="img b-30" id="img_10">`,
  {
    order: "code-guide",
  }
);
console.log(sorted);
// => <img class="img b-30" id="img_10" src="foo">

// custom order
const sorted = sortAttributes(
  `<img src="foo" alt="title" class="img b-30" id="img_10">`,
  {
    order: "custom",
    customRegexes: ["id", "class", "sr.+", "alt"], // you can use regex for attritube names
  }
);
console.log(sorted);
// => <img id="img_10" class="img b-30" src="foo" alt="title" >

API

functions

sortAttributes(body: string, options: ISortOption)

body: html tag string e.g. <img src="..." alt="title" class="pg-10">

Interfaces

ISortOption

export interface ISortOption {
  order: string;
  customRegexes?: string[];
}

key	value	required	default
order	An order to sort attributes. You can specify alphabetical, code-guide, idiomatic, vuejs or custom.	yes	code-guide
customRegexes	When order is specified to custom, html attributes set here will be used as order. You can use regex for attribute names. e.g. ["data-.+", "class", "src"].	no	[]

Testing

$ yarn install
$ yarn run test

Benchmarking

$ yarn run benchmark

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

LICENSE

MIT