jstransformer | Normalize the API of any JSTransformer | REST library
kandi X-RAY | jstransformer Summary
kandi X-RAY | jstransformer Summary
Normalize the API of any jstransformer. There are many good template engines and compilers written for Node.js. But there is a problem: all of them have slightly different APIs, requiring slightly different usage. JSTransformer unifies them into one standardized API. Code written for one transformer will work with any other transformer. There are over 100 transformers, ranging from Markdown parsers to template engines to code compilers.
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jstransformer Examples and Code Snippets
import jstransformer from 'jstransformer'
import lowlight from 'jstransformer-lowlight'
const highlight = jstransformer(lowlight)
highlight.render('var i = 5 + 10;', { lang: 'javascript' }).body
//=> 'var i = 5
var jstransformer = require('metalsmith-jstransformer');
metalsmith.use(jstransformer({
'pattern': '**',
'layoutPattern': 'layouts/**',
'defaultLayout': null
}));
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Trending Discussions on jstransformer
QUESTION
I have a project with Parcel and Preact (to implement Algolia Autocomplete Search) and I suddenly got an error while npx parcel build theme/app-home.tsx --log-level verbose
.
It worked before and I'm working with git but I can't found what changed to break the build.
The error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 20:13I'm able to repro the problem, and it looks like this might be a bug in parcel related to the JSX pragma at the top of the file (see github discussion here). If you remove this line, it should compile fine:
QUESTION
Here the RUN command is not executed in the way I expected:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 19:31You are mounting your local host directory into your container and thus hiding all contents in your container's /usr/src/app
folder. In the first case, you did not install the dependencies, therefore the node_modules
folder is nowhere to be found, because it is not in your host directory. In the second case, you have the node_modules
folder locally and it gets mounted into the container. The .dockerignore
is working fine.
Remove the -v
option from your docker run
command and everything will work as expected.
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