text-htmlify

A small and simple library that transforms e-mail text message body to HTML

Installing

$ npm install text-htmlify

Using

const TextHtmlify = require('text-hmtlify')
const th = new TextHtmlify()
const dom = th.process(textAsString)

API

hs.process(string, [options])

Where string is a valid text of type String.

options:

• customClass: [String] default:th - the class added to created HTML elements
• wrapElement: [false|String|null] default: false - if omitted or false, it won't wrap text lines in HTML elements, otherwise it will wrap with element provided as string div, span and etc.
• targetBlank: [Boolean] default: true - a flag indicating if created HTML links should have target='_blank' attribute

Returns an [Object] containing htmlString prop which has the produced HTML document represented as string.

Example

const fs = require('fs')
const TextHtmlify = require('text-htmlify')

const th = new TextHtmlify()

console.log('Reading test file...')
fs.readFile('data.html', 'utf8', (err, data) => {
    if (err) console.log('Read file error: ', err)
    const html = th.process(data, {wrapElement: 'div', customClass: 'myClass'})
    console.log('Reading done!')
    console.log('Writing HTML string to file...')

    fs.writeFile('data_processed.html', html.htmlString, (err) => {
        if (err) console.log('Write file error: ', err)
        console.log('Writing to HTML file done!')
    })
  })

To do

• Add error reporting
• Increase algorithm effectiveness and speed

License

MIT