A tool for creating a document-outline based on HTML5 sections and subsections within an article.
Older documents that use h1-h6 are not handled.
npm install outliner --save-dev
var uoptoc = require("outliner")uoptoc.gen(startNode) passing in a DOM node and it will search the descendant tree for all sections and subsections. Each section is given a unique ID if it does not already have one. A nested unordered lists that reflects the structure is returned containing a link to each section.uoptoc.genPop(startNode, destNode) works as uoptoc.gen(startNode) except that the resulting UL is appended to the document's destNode element that is passed.genPopSelector works as uoptoc.genPop(startNode, destNode) but css selectors for the start and destination nodes are passed.It uses the JSDOM module, so pass-in JSDOM module objects.
0.1.4 Added toc ID to generated content
0.1.x The Earth cooled...
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We found that outliner demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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