A JavaScript Framework for formatting is like XML documents, such as XML, HTML, JSP, PHP and other.
Demo of working on site: nodejs html, codewinds html, rbc rss.
All this you can leave in the appropriate section issues.
XMLDOCFormatter can you use in browser for show unformatted text as formatted:
var xmldocformatter = new XMLDOCFormatter();
xmldocformatter.format("<html>text for formatting<html>");
xmldocformatter.clear();XMLDOCFormatter has an internal memory in which it stores information about the last formatted block, whereby it is possible to format streams.
var xmldocformatter = new XMLDOCFormatter();
var fileReadStream = fs.createReadStream("input.html");
var fileWriteStream = fs.createWriteStream("output.html",);
fileReadStream.on('data', function (chunk) {
fileWriteStream.write(xmldocformatter.format(chunk));
});
fileReadStream.on('end', function () {
xmldocformatter.clear();
fileWriteStream.end();
});XMLDOCFormatter is an object, so you can create multiple objects with different options and asynchronously to format multiple streams.
XMLDOCFormatter can you use in konsole with node.js:
node xmldocformatter.js --source path/to/source.html --output path/to/output.html;charsBetweenTags, chars bettwen symbol > and <, example \r\n.charsForTabs, chars for tabs, example \t or " ".notPairedTags, tags without closed tags, as array, example [link, br, img].isMultilineAttributes, make attributes on multiline.
--sourceor-s, source file or directory for formatting.--outputor-o, output path for formatted file or directory.--streambufferor-sb, buffer size for streamreader.
- Closure compiler compability,
- Using JSDoc for documentations,
- OOP oriented,
- All code checking by JSHint and JSLint,
- Support Browserify, RequireJS, CommonJS and AMD.