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@kamado-io/page-compiler

v1.2.0

Published

Page compiler for Kamado

Readme

@kamado-io/page-compiler

Page compiler for Kamado. A generic container compiler that applies layouts and formats the output. Template compilation is handled via compileHooks.

Installation

npm install @kamado-io/page-compiler
# or
yarn add @kamado-io/page-compiler

Usage

import { pageCompiler } from '@kamado-io/page-compiler';
import type { UserConfig } from 'kamado/config';

export const config: UserConfig = {
	compilers: [
		pageCompiler({
			globalData: {
				dir: './data',
			},
			layouts: {
				dir: './layouts',
			},
			imageSizes: true,
		}),
	],
};

Options

  • files (optional): Glob pattern for files to compile. Patterns are resolved relative to dir.input (default: '**/*.html')
  • ignore (optional): Glob pattern for files to exclude from compilation. Patterns are resolved relative to dir.input. For example, '**/*.tmp' will ignore all .tmp files.
  • outputExtension (optional): Output file extension (default: '.html')
  • globalData: Global data configuration
    • dir: Directory path where global data files are stored
    • data: Additional global data
  • layouts: Layout file configuration
    • dir: Directory path where layout files are stored
    • files: Map of layout files
    • contentVariableName: Variable name for content in layout (default: 'content')
  • imageSizes: Configuration for automatically adding width/height attributes to images (default: true)
  • minifier: HTML minifier options (default: true)
  • prettier: Prettier options (default: true)
  • lineBreak: Line break configuration ('\n' or '\r\n')
  • characterEntities: Whether to enable character entity conversion
  • optimizeTitle: Function to optimize titles
  • transformBreadcrumbItem: Function to transform each breadcrumb item. Can add custom properties to breadcrumb items. (item: BreadcrumbItem) => BreadcrumbItem
  • transformNavNode: Function to transform each navigation node. Can add custom properties or filter nodes by returning null/undefined. (node: NavNode) => NavNode | null | undefined
  • host: Host URL for JSDOM's url option. If not specified, in build mode uses production.baseURL or production.host from package.json, in serve mode uses dev server URL (http://${devServer.host}:${devServer.port})
  • beforeSerialize: Hook function called before DOM serialization (content: string, isServe: boolean) => Promise<string> | string
  • afterSerialize: Hook function called after DOM serialization (elements: readonly Element[], window: Window, isServe: boolean) => Promise<void> | void
  • replace: Final HTML content replacement processing (content: string, paths: Paths, isServe: boolean) => Promise<string> | string
  • compileHooks: Compilation hooks for customizing compile process
    • Can be an object or a function (options: PageCompilerOptions) => CompileHooksObject | Promise<CompileHooksObject> that returns an object (sync or async)
    • main: Hooks for main content compilation
      • before: Hook called before compilation (receives content and data, returns processed content)
      • after: Hook called after compilation (receives HTML and data, returns processed HTML)
      • compiler: Custom compiler function (content: string, data: CompileData, extension: string) => Promise<string> | string
    • layout: Hooks for layout compilation
      • before: Hook called before compilation (receives content and data, returns processed content)
      • after: Hook called after compilation (receives HTML and data, returns processed HTML)
      • compiler: Custom compiler function (content: string, data: CompileData, extension: string) => Promise<string> | string

Note: To use Pug templates, install @kamado-io/pug-compiler and use createCompileHooks helper. See the @kamado-io/pug-compiler README for integration examples.

Example: Using compileHooks

import { pageCompiler } from '@kamado-io/page-compiler';
import type { UserConfig } from 'kamado/config';

export const config: UserConfig = {
	compilers: [
		pageCompiler({
			compileHooks: {
				main: {
					before: (content, data) => {
						// Pre-process content before compilation
						return content.replace(/<!--.*?-->/g, '');
					},
					after: (html, data) => {
						// Post-process HTML after compilation
						return html.replace(/<br\s*\/?>/g, '<br />');
					},
				},
				layout: {
					compiler: async (content, data, extension) => {
						// Use custom compiler for layouts
						// extension is the file extension (e.g., '.pug', '.html')
						return await myCustomCompiler(content, data, extension);
					},
				},
			},
		}),
	],
};

License

MIT