Banner generator based on package.json data. It parses package.json file and renders well formatted header for code files (like js, css, html, etc). Could build banner in full or minified format.

Installing

Use npm to install it to your app:

npm install --save pretty-banner

Usage

var banner = require('pretty-banner');
var pkg = require('./package.json');
var minified = true; //or false

banner.code(pkg, minified);
banner.html(pkg);
banner.meta(pkg);

Demo

node demo

Examples

var pkg = {
    "name": "pretty-banner",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "description": "Banner generator based on package.json data.",
    "license": "ISC",
    "author": "Yurk Sha (https://github.com/yurks)",
    "foundation": {
        "name": "Foundation, Inc.",
        "url": "http://foundation.url/",
        "url_short": "fnd.url"
    }
}

Output for banner.code(pkg):

/*!
 * pretty-banner v1.0.0
 * Banner generator based on package.json data.
 *
 * Foundation, Inc.
 * http://foundation.url/
 *
 * Date: 2016-03-12T20:44:08Z
 * Author: Yurk Sha (https://github.com/yurks)
 * Licensed under the ISC license
 */

Output for banner.code(pkg, true):

/*! pretty-banner v1.0.0 | Foundation, Inc. | fnd.url | github.com/yurks | ISC */

Output for banner.html(pkg):

<meta name="author" content="Foundation, Inc. | fnd.url | github.com/yurks | ISC">

Output for banner.meta(pkg):

Foundation, Inc. | fnd.url | github.com/yurks | ISC

License

ISC license

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FAQs

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Package last updated on 12 Mar 2016

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