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scribe-plugin-curly-quotes
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scribe-plugin-curly-quotes
Substitutes plain quotation marks with their semantic equivalents.
scribe-plugin-curly-quotes 
Substitutes plain quotation marks with their semantic equivalents.
Installation
bower install scribe-plugin-curly-quotes
Alternatively, you can access the distribution files through GitHub releases.
Usage Example
scribe-plugin-curly-quotes is an AMD module:
require(['scribe', 'scribe-plugin-curly-quotes'], function (Scribe, scribePluginCurlyQuotes) {
var scribeElement = document.querySelector('.scribe');
// Create an instance of Scribe
var scribe = new Scribe(scribeElement);
scribe.use(scribePluginCurlyQuotes());
});
Developing and testing
Run ./setup.sh to download dependencies
Run ./run-tests.sh to run the tests
0.1.8
- Removes dependency on Scribe Common
- Bumped the test harness dependency
FAQs
Substitutes plain quotation marks with their semantic equivalents.
The npm package scribe-plugin-curly-quotes receives a total of 1,538 weekly downloads. As such, scribe-plugin-curly-quotes popularity was classified as popular.
We found that scribe-plugin-curly-quotes demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 12 Mar 2015
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