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read-js-yaml
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A wrapper around `js-yaml` to read local or remote YAML and optionally return JSON
A wrapper around
js-yaml
to read local or remote YAML and optionally return JSON
npm install read-js-yaml
import readJsYaml from 'read-js-yaml';
// read from local directory returns JSON
const json = await readJsYaml("./src/__tests__/__stubs__/bookmarks.yaml")
// read from local directory returns YAML
const yaml = await readJsYaml("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thearegee/bookworms/main/demo/config/bookmarks.yaml", true)
There is one default function you can use from read-js-yaml
.
readJsYaml
works as an asynconous function that takes two parameters:
path
- Required can be the path to a local YAML
or remote YAML
fileasYaml
- optional boolean value defaults to false, if set to true returns YAML
as a string else the requested YAML
is returned as JSON
NOTE: If something goes wrong like the file can't be found or returns a non 2xx the function will throw an error.
FAQs
A wrapper around `js-yaml` to read local or remote YAML and optionally return JSON
The npm package read-js-yaml receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, read-js-yaml popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that read-js-yaml 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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