Add a usage example to a README.
Installation
npm:
npm install remark-usage
Usage
This section is rendered by this module from example.js.
Require dependencies:
var fs = require('fs');
var remark = require('remark');
Require usage:
var usage = require('remark-usage');
Read and parse readme.md
:
var readme = fs.readFileSync('readme.md', 'utf-8');
var ast = remark.use(usage).parse(readme);
Log something with a language flag:
Add a [usage](#usage) example to a README.
Or without language:
## Installation
Log something which is never captured:
function neverCalled() {
console.log('javascript', 'alert("test")');
}
Log something which isn’t captured because it’s not not a string.
console.log(this);
API
Adds example.js
to the Usage
section in a readme.md
.
Removes the current content between the heading containing the text “usage”,
and the next heading of the same (or higher) depth, and replaces it with
the example.
The example is run as JavaScript. Line comments are parsed as Markdown.
Calls to console.log()
are exposed as code blocks, containing the logged
values (optionally with a language flag).
It’s easiest to check out and compare example.js
with the
above Usage section.
- Operate this from an npm package, or provide a
cwd
; - Make sure no side effects occur when running
example.js
! - Don’t do weird things. This is mostly regexes!
You can provide options to remark.use()
:
Options:
-
cwd
(string?) — Path to a directory containing a node module. Used
to infer name
, main
, and example
;
-
name
(string?) — Name of the module. Inferred from package.json
s
name
property. Used to rewrite require('./index.js')
to
require('some-name')
;
-
main
(string?) — Path to the main script. Resolved from package.json
s
main
property (or index.js
). Used to rewrite require('./index.js')
to require('some-name')
.
-
example
(string?) — Path to the example script. remark-usage checks
for docs/example.js
, doc/example.js
, examples/index.js
,
example/index.js
, and example.js
.
-
heading
(string?, default: "usage"
) — Heading to look for,
wrapped in new RegExp('^(' + value + ')$', 'i');
.
License
MIT © Titus Wormer