tuture-hexo-util v1.4.0

hexo-util

Utilities for Hexo.

Installation

$ npm install hexo-util --save

Usage

var util = require('hexo-util');

CacheStream()

Caches contents piped to the stream.

var stream = new CacheStream();

fs.createReadStream('/path/to/file').pipe(stream);

stream.on('finish', function(){
  // Read cache piped to the stream
  console.log(stream.getCache());

  // Destroy cache
  stream.destroy();
});

camelCaseKeys(obj, options)

Convert object keys to camelCase. Original keys will be converted to getter/setter and sync to the camelCase keys.

camelCaseKeys({
  foo_bar: 'test'
});
// { fooBar: 'test', foo_bar: 'test' }

createSha1Hash()

return SHA1 hash object. This is the same as calling createHash('utf8') in the node.js native module crypto.

const sha1 = createSha1Hash();
fs.createReadStream('/path/to/file')
 .pipe(sha1)
 .on('finish', () => {
   console.log(sha1.read());
 });

decodeURL(str)

Decode encoded URL or path. An alternative to the native decodeURI() function, with added ability to decode punycoded domain.

decodeURL('http://foo.com/b%C3%A1r')
// http://foo.com/bár

decodeURL('http://xn--br-mia.com/baz')
// http://bár.com/baz

decodeURL('/foo/b%C3%A1r/')
// /foo/bár/

encodeURL(str)

Encode URL or path into a safe format. Domain is encoded into punycode when necessary.

encodeURL('http://foo.com/bár')
// http://foo.com/b%C3%A1r

encodeURL('http://bár.com/baz')
// http://xn--br-mia.com/baz

encodeURL('/foo/bár/')
// /foo/b%C3%A1r/

escapeDiacritic(str)

Escapes diacritic characters in a string.

escapeHTML(str)

Escapes HTML entities in a string.

escapeHTML('<p>Hello "world".</p>')
// &lt;p&gt;Hello &quot;world&quot;.&lt;&#x2F;p&gt;

/* support escaped characters */
escapeHTML('&lt;foo>bar</foo&gt;')
// &lt;foo&gt;bar&lt;&#x2F;foo&gt;

escapeRegex(str)

Escapes special characters in a regular expression.

full_url_for(path)

Returns a url with the config.url prefixed. Output is encoded automatically. Requires bind(hexo).

_config.yml
url: https://example.com/blog # example

full_url_for('/a/path')
// https://example.com/blog/a/path

gravatar(str, options)

Returns the gravatar image url from an email.

If you didn't specify the options parameter, the default options will apply. Otherwise, you can set it to a number which will then be passed on as the size parameter to Gravatar. Finally, if you set it to an object, it will be converted into a query string of parameters for Gravatar.

More info: Gravatar

gravatar('a@abc.com')
// https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/b9b00e66c6b8a70f88c73cb6bdb06787
gravatar('a@abc.com', 40)
// https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/b9b00e66c6b8a70f88c73cb6bdb06787?s=40
gravatar('a@abc.com' {s: 40, d: 'https://via.placeholder.com/150'})
// https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/b9b00e66c6b8a70f88c73cb6bdb06787?s=40&d=https%3A%2F%2Fvia.placeholder.com%2F150

hash(str)

Generates SHA1 hash.

hash('123456');
// <Buffer 7c 4a 8d 09 ca 37 62 af 61 e5 95 20 94 3d c2 64 94 f8 94 1b>

HashStream()

[deprecated] use createSha1Hash().

Generates SHA1 hash with a transform stream.

var stream = new HashStream();

fs.createReadStream('/path/to/file')
  .pipe(stream)
  .on('finish', function(){
    console.log(stream.read());
  });

highlight(str, options)

Syntax highlighting for a code block.

htmlTag(tag, attrs, text, escape)

Creates a html tag.

htmlTag('img', {src: 'example.png'})
// <img src="example.png">

htmlTag('a', {href: 'http://hexo.io/'}, 'Hexo')
// <a href="http://hexo.io/">Hexo</a>

htmlTag('link', {href: 'http://foo.com/'}, '<a>bar</a>')
// <a href="http://foo.com/">&lt;bar&gt;</a>

htmlTag('a', {href: 'http://foo.com/'}, '<b>bold</b>', false)
// <a href="http://foo.com/"><b>bold</b></a>

/* text value of <style> won't be escaped, url is still encoded */
htmlTag('style', {}, 'p { content: "<"; background: url("bár.jpg"); }')
// <style>p { content: "<"; background: url("b%C3%A1r.jpg"); }</style>

/* support script tag with async/defer */
htmlTag('script', {src: '/foo.js', async: true}, '')
// <script src="/foo.js" async></script>

Pattern(rule)

Parses the string and tests if the string matches the rule. rule can be a string, a regular expression or a function.

var pattern = new Pattern('posts/:id');

pattern.match('posts/89');
// {0: 'posts/89', 1: '89', id: '89'}

var pattern = new Pattern('posts/*path');

pattern.match('posts/2013/hello-world');
// {0: 'posts/2013/hello-world', 1: '2013/hello-world', path: '2013/hello-world'}

Permalink(rule, options)

Parses a permalink.

var permalink = new Permalink(':year/:month/:day/:title', {
  segments: {
    year: /(\d{4})/,
    month: /(\d{2})/,
    day: /(\d{2})/
  }
});

permalink.parse('2014/01/31/test');
// {year: '2014', month: '01', day: '31', title: 'test'}

permalink.test('2014/01/31/test');
// true

permalink.stringify({year: '2014', month: '01', day: '31', title: 'test'})
// 2014/01/31/test

relative_url(from, to)

Returns the relative URL from from to to. Output is encoded automatically. Requires bind(hexo).

relative_url('foo/bar/', 'css/style.css')
// ../../css/style.css

slugize(str, options)

Transforms a string into a clean URL-friendly string.

slugize('Hello World') = 'Hello-World'
slugize('Hellô Wòrld') = 'Hello-World'
slugize('Hello World', {separator: '_'}) = 'Hello_World'
slugize('Hello World', {transform: 1}) = 'hello-world'
slugize('Hello World', {transform: 2}) = 'HELLO-WORLD'

spawn(command, args, options)

Launches a new process with the given command. This method returns a promise.

spawn('cat', 'test.txt').then(function(content){
  console.log(content);
});

stripHTML(str)

Removes HTML tags in a string.

wordWrap(str, options)

Wraps the string no longer than line width. This method breaks on the first whitespace character that does not exceed line width.

wordWrap('Once upon a time')
// Once upon a time

wordWrap('Once upon a time, in a kingdom called Far Far Away, a king fell ill, and finding a successor to the throne turned out to be more trouble than anyone could have imagined...')
// Once upon a time, in a kingdom called Far Far Away, a king fell ill, and finding\na successor to the throne turned out to be more trouble than anyone could have\nimagined...

wordWrap('Once upon a time', {width: 8})
// Once\nupon a\ntime

wordWrap('Once upon a time', {width: 1})
// Once\nupon\na\ntime

truncate(str, options)

Truncates a given text after a given length if text is longer than length. The last characters will be replaced with the omission option for a total length not exceeding length.

truncate('Once upon a time in a world far far away')
// "Once upon a time in a world..."

truncate('Once upon a time in a world far far away', {length: 17})
// "Once upon a ti..."

truncate('Once upon a time in a world far far away', {length: 17, separator: ' '})
// "Once upon a..."

truncate('And they found that many people were sleeping better.', {length: 25, omission: '... (continued)'})
// "And they f... (continued)"

unescapeHTML(str)

Unescapes HTML entities in a string.

unescapeHTML('<p>Hello "world".</p>')
// <p>Hello "world".</p>

url_for(path, option)

Returns a url with the root path prefixed. Output is encoded automatically. Requires bind(hexo).

_config.yml
root: /blog/ # example

url_for('/a/path')
// /blog/a/path

Relative link, follows relative_link option by default e.g. post/page path is '/foo/bar/index.html'

_config.yml
relative_link: true

url_for('/css/style.css')
// ../../css/style.css

/* Override option
 * you could also disable it to output a non-relative link,
 * even when `relative_link` is enabled and vice versa.
 */
url_for('/css/style.css', {relative: false})
// /css/style.css

bind(hexo)

Following utilities require bind(hexo) / bind(this) / call(hexo, input) / call(this, input) to parse the user config when initializing:

• full_url_for()
• url_for()
• relative_url()

Below examples demonstrate different approaches to creating a helper (each example is separated by /******/),

// Single function
const url_for = require('hexo-util').url_for.bind(hexo);

hexo.extend.helper.register('test_url', (str) => {
  return url_for(str);
})


/******/
// Multiple functions
const url_for = require('hexo-util').url_for.bind(hexo)

function testurlHelper(str) {
  return url_for(str);
}

hexo.extend.helper.register('test_url', testurlHelper);


/******/
// Functions separated into different files.
// test_url.js
module.exports = function(str) {
  const url_for = require('hexo-util').url_for.bind(this);
  return url_for(str);
}

// index.js
hexo.extend.helper.register('test_url', require('./test_url'));


/******/
// Function.call() approach also works
const {url_for} = require('hexo-util');
module.exports = function(str) {
  return url_for.call(this, str);
}

hexo.extend.helper.register('test_url', require('./test_url'));


/******/
// Separating functions into individual files
// Each file has multiple functions
// test_url.js
function testurlHelper(str) {
  const url_for = require('hexo-util').url_for.bind(this);
  return url_for(str);
}

module.exports =  {
  testurlHelper: testurlHelper
}

// index.js
hexo.extend.helper.register('test_url', require('./test_url').testurlHelper);

License

MIT