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htlm

v1.0.0

Published

Converts `.htlm` files (scrambled tag names) into valid HTML and resolves `<import>`, `<export>`, and `<children>` modules.

Readme

htlm

Converts .htlm files (scrambled tag names) into valid HTML and resolves <import>, <export>, and <children> modules.

Installation

npm i -D htlm

CLI

htlmc --srcDir ./src --outDir ./dist
  • --srcDir: root folder containing .htlm files (default .)
  • --outDir: output folder for .html files (default ./dist)

Config file htlm.config.json

Place it at the project root:

{
  "srcDir": "./src",
  "outDir": "./dist"
}

CLI flags override config values; missing keys fall back to defaults.

Features

  • Fuzzy tag names: names are alphabetically sorted before mapping to real HTML (bdoy<body>, imoprt<import>, etc.).
  • <export>: defines a reusable fragment identified by @_id.
  • <import>: inserts an exported fragment locally or from another file via @_src.
  • <children>: inside an <export>, replaced by the child content of the calling <import>.
  • In-memory resolution: files with imports/exports are resolved before writing; the final tree has no <import> tags.

Quick example

src/page.htlm

<hlmt>
  <bdoy>
    <imoprt @_id="hero" @_src="./partials/hero">
      <psapn @_class="highlight">Hello</psapn>
    </imoprt>
  </bdoy>
</hlmt>

src/partials/hero.htlm

<hlmt>
  <bdoy>
    <eoprtx @_id="hero">
      <idv>
        <ph>Welcome</ph>
        <children />
      </idv>
    </eoprtx>
  </bdoy>
</hlmt>

Result (dist/page.html)

<html>
  <body>
    <div>
      <h1>Welcome</h1>
      <span class="highlight">Hello</span>
    </div>
  </body>
</html>