inky

Inky

Inky is the parser made by ZURB meant to be used with the Foundation for Emails framework.

In order to unify Foundation for Emails issues, issue tracking has moved to https://github.com/zurb/foundation-emails. File Inky issues there and tag it with Inky.

It has configurable options:

{
  zfTags = {
    button: 'button',
    row: 'row',
    callout: 'callout',
    columns: 'columns',
    subcolumns: 'subcolumns',
    container: 'container',
    inlineListH: 'inline-list-h',
    inlineListV: 'inline-list-v'
  },
  grid = 12
}

The zfTags object contains what you'd like to specify as the syntax shortcut. For example, if you wanted to use the word "col" instead of "columns" in your mark up, you can pass it through to Inky like so:

var inky = new Inky();
var myConfig = {
  zfTags = {
    button: 'button',
    row: 'row',
    callout: 'callout',
    columns: 'col',
    subcolumns: 'subcolumns',
    container: 'container',
    inlineListH: 'inline-list-h',
    inlineListV: 'inline-list-v'  
  }
}
inky.setConfig(myConfig);

Inky relies on Cheerio to load up an HTML string and manipulate it using a series of methods and replacements. If you want to pass initialize Inky, you can start everything off like so:

var inky = new Inky();
var syntax = '<column>Here is a column</column>';


var $ = Cheerio.load(syntax);

inky.releaseTheKraken($);

You can also add your custom config as an additional argument i.e. inky.releaseTheKraken($, myConfig).

Repo Contents

• Spec Folder
• index.js

Installation Instructions

1. Clone the repo with git clone [e-mail]:zurb/inky.git.
2. Navigate into the directory.
3. Run npm install. If you don't have node.js installed, downloaded it at nodejs.org.
4. Run tests with npm test.

ZURB

Inky was made by ZURB, a product design company in Campbell, CA.

If Inky knocks your socks off the way we hope it does and you want more, why not check out our jobs?