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Module for editing YAML
The yaml editor can be initialized by passing the yaml (string) as a parameter to the require function.
let yamlEdit = require('yaml-edit')(myYamlText)
Alternatively, the editor can be initialized with the init(string text)
method
let yamlEdit = require('yaml-edit)();
yamlEdit.init(myYamlText);
Snippets can be added to the YAML with the insertChild(string target, object doc)
method. For example:
yamlEdit.init(myInitialYaml);
yamlEdit.insertChild('functions', {
hello: {
handler: 'index.handler'
}
})
Target can also be a deeper in the hierarchy, e.g.
yamlEdit.insertChild('functions.hello', {
events: [
{ foo : bar}
]
})
If the insert is successful, insertChild()
returns null
, otherwise (e.g. if the target location cannot be found),
it returns an Error
The resulting YAML can be returned using the dump()
method. E.g.
let output = yamlEdit.dump();
Please run module tests in a Node 4 environment prior to submitting PRs using
npm run test
Add tests for any additional cases you implement into test/yaml-edit.test.js
Licensed for users and contributors under MIT license. https://github.com/mpuittinen/yaml-edit/blob/master/LICENSE
FAQs
Library for editing yaml files
The npm package yaml-edit receives a total of 2,931 weekly downloads. As such, yaml-edit popularity was classified as popular.
We found that yaml-edit 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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