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// Copyright 2018-2023 the Deno authors. All rights reserved. MIT license.// Copyright (c) Jason Campbell. MIT license
/** * Extracts * [front matter](https://daily-dev-tips.com/posts/what-exactly-is-frontmatter/) * from strings. * * {@linkcode createExtractor} and {@linkcode test} functions * to handle many forms of front matter. * * Adapted from * [jxson/front-matter](https://github.com/jxson/front-matter/blob/36f139ef797bd9e5196a9ede03ef481d7fbca18e/index.js). * * Supported formats: * * - [`YAML`](./front_matter/yaml.ts) * - [`TOML`](./front_matter/toml.ts) * - [`JSON`](./front_matter/json.ts) * * ### Basic usage * * example.md * * ```markdown * --- * module: front_matter * tags: *   - yaml *   - toml *   - json * --- * * deno is awesome * ``` * * example.ts * * ```ts * import { *   extract, *   test, * } from "https://deno.land/std@$STD_VERSION/front_matter/any.ts"; * * const str = await Deno.readTextFile("./example.md"); * * if (test(str)) { *   console.log(extract(str)); * } else { *   console.log("document doesn't contain front matter"); * } * ``` * * ```sh * $ deno run ./example.ts * { *   frontMatter: "module: front_matter\ntags:\n  - yaml\n  - toml\n  - json", *   body: "deno is awesome", *   attrs: { module: "front_matter", tags: [ "yaml", "toml", "json" ] } * } * ``` * * The above example recognizes any of the supported formats, extracts metadata and * parses accordingly. Please note that in this case both the [YAML](#yaml) and * [TOML](#toml) parsers will be imported as dependencies. * * If you need only one specific format then you can import the file named * respectively from [here](./front_matter). * * ### Advanced usage * * ```ts * import { *   createExtractor, *   Format, *   Parser, *   test as _test, * } from "https://deno.land/std@$STD_VERSION/front_matter/mod.ts"; * import { parse } from "https://deno.land/std@$STD_VERSION/toml/parse.ts"; * * const extract = createExtractor({ *   [Format.TOML]: parse as Parser, *   [Format.JSON]: JSON.parse as Parser, * }); * * export function test(str: string): boolean { *   return _test(str, [Format.TOML, Format.JSON]); * } * ``` * * In this setup `extract()` and `test()` will work with TOML and JSON and only. * This way the YAML parser is not loaded if not needed. You can cherry-pick which * combination of formats are you supporting based on your needs. * * ### Delimiters * * #### YAML * * ```markdown * --- * these: are * --- * ``` * * ```markdown * ---yaml * all: recognized * --- * ``` * * ```markdown * = yaml = * as: yaml * = yaml = * ``` * * #### TOML * * ```markdown * ---toml * this = 'is' * --- * ``` * * ```markdown * = toml = * parsed = 'as' * toml = 'data' * = toml = * ``` * * ```markdown * +++ * is = 'that' * not = 'cool?' * +++ * ``` * * #### JSON * * ```markdown * ---json * { *   "and": "this" * } * --- * ``` * * ```markdown * { *   "is": "JSON" * } * ``` * * @module */
export * from "./create_extractor.ts";export * from "./test.ts";export { Format } from "./_formats.ts";