1.0.4-2 • Published 5 years ago
parse-template v1.0.4-2
Parse Template
A very light weight library which allows you to process tokenised strings
Say you have a string like this:
const input = 'Hello ${firstName}'You can parse it like this:
import { parseTemplate } from 'parse-template'
const meta = { firstName: 'Jess' }
parseTemplate(input, meta) // 'Hello Jess'Installing
npm i --save parse-templateFeatures
Object syntax
const meta = { user: { firstName: 'Joe' } }
parseTemplate('Hello ${user.firstName}', meta) // 'Hello Joe'Array syntax
const meta = { guests: [{ firstName: 'Alex'}] }
parseTemplate('Hello ${guests[0].firstName}', meta) // 'Hello Alex'Fallback syntax
const meta = { nickName: null, firstName: 'Sam' }
parseTemplate('Hello ${nickname || firstName || "there"}', meta) // 'Hello Sam'Empty value
Empty values are replaced with an empty string
const meta = { nickName: null }
parseTemplate('Hello ${nickname}', meta) // 'Hello 'Undefined value
Undefined values are replaced with an empty string
const meta = {}
parseTemplate('Hello ${nickname}', meta) // 'Hello 'Object unwrapping
The resolved "meta" value must be either a string or a number, otherwise it is ignored. So objects and other non string/number values are ommitted
const meta = { user: { nickName: 'Roger' } }
parseTemplate('Hello ${user}', meta) // 'Hello 'Contributing
Thanks for the help :) Please open a PR!
Local Development
npm i
npm test
npm run build