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sitejson

v2.0.1

Published

Fetch data from json and puts in web page

Readme

sitejson

This is Node commandline application used to read data from json file and puts that data into the web page.

How to install

npm install sitejson --save

Folder Structure

.
|--input
	|-- 1.html
	|-- 2.html
|--pagedata.json
|--run-me.js

Placeholder

We need to define the placeholder in the html page. Placeholder should be a single word wrap with ++ as it will be the key in json to represent it's content. For eg.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
	<head>
		<title>++title++</title>
	</head>
<body>
	++content1++  
</body>
</html> 

pagedata.json

'pagedata.json' contains all the data in key value form. As mention earlier key will be the placeholder used in html file. For eg.

{
	"title": "My Page",
	"content1": "This is data of content1",
	"content2": "This is data of content2"	
}

By default program reads 'input' directory to get list of html files. We can specify the name of directory which contains html files as a parameter on commandline.

node myprogram.js ./inputFilesDirectory
or
node myprogram.js ./allFiles/subDirectory

How to RUN

Create the program file say run-me.js and add the following code.

var sitejson = require('sitejson');	
		sitejson.readDirectory();

Now open the command prompt and traverse to the directory where run-me.js is located. Run the following command

node run-me

then we can see the log of files which are process on console and final process files would be available at output folder.