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mobiledoc-text-renderer
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This is a Text renderer for the Mobiledoc format used by Mobiledoc-kit.
To learn more about Mobiledoc cards and renderers, see the Mobiledoc Cards docs.
The renderer is a small library intended for use in servers that are building Text documents. It may be of limited use inside browsers as well.
var mobiledoc = {
version: "0.2.0",
sections: [
[ // markers
['B']
],
[ // sections
[1, 'P', [ // array of markups
// markup
[
[0], // open markers (by index)
0, // close count
'hello world'
]
]
]
]
};
var renderer = new TextRenderer({cards: []});
var rendered = renderer.render(mobiledoc);
console.log(rendered.result); // "hello world"
The Renderer constructor accepts a single object with the following optional properties:
cards
[array] - The list of card objects that the renderer may encounter in the mobiledoccardOptions
[object] - Options to pass to cards when they are renderedunknownCardHandler
[function] - Will be called when any unknown card is enounteredThe return value from renderer.render(mobiledoc)
is an object with two properties:
result
[string] - The rendered resultteardown
[function] - When called, this function will tear down the rendered mobiledoc and call any teardown handlers that were registered by cards when they were renderednpm install -g broccoli-cli testem
npm test
npm version patch
or minor
or major
npm run build
git push bustle --tags
npm publish
FAQs
Renders mobiledoc input to text (string) output
The npm package mobiledoc-text-renderer receives a total of 2,840 weekly downloads. As such, mobiledoc-text-renderer popularity was classified as popular.
We found that mobiledoc-text-renderer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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