Magique

Magique is a dead-simple, highly-readable way to write HTML in JavaScript. It's particularly designed for templating, so if you find yourself writing a lot of wrapping tags (like <b> and <i>) around strings, you'll find this package useful.

Example

import { b, i } from 'magique';

b('hello') // yields <strong>hello</strong>
i('hello') // yields <em>hello</em>

Installation

$ npm install --save magique

Usage

TypeScript/ES6

import { bold } from 'magique';
bold('hello');

/* OR */

import * as magique from 'magique';
magique.bold('hello');

ES5

var magique = require('magique');
magique.bold('hello');

/* OR */

var bold = require('magique').bold;
bold('hello');

Supported Tags and Aliases

Tag	Aliases	Returns	Usage
b	bold, strong	<strong>str</strong>	b(str)
i	italic, em	<em>str</em>	i(str)
a	link	<a>str</a> or <a href="href">str</a>	a(str) OR a(str, href)
br	N/A	<br />	br()
hX	header	<hX>str</hX>	h(level)(str) where level is between 1 and 6
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6	N/A	<h1>str</h1>	h1(str)