JSPM – bbcode-parser@1.0.1

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bbcode-parser

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Usage:

var BBCodeParser = require('bbcode-parser');
var parser = new BBCodeParser(BBCodeParser.defaultTags());
var html = parser.parseString('[b]Bold text[/b]');

You can also define your own tags:

var bbTags = {};

//Simple tag. A simple tag means that the generated HTML will be <tagName>content</tagName>
bbTags["b"] = new BBTag("b", true, false, false);

//Tag with a custom generator.
bbTags["img"] = new BBTag("img", true, false, false, function (tag, content, attr) {
    return "<img src=\"" + content + "\" />";
});

//Tag with a custom generator + attributes
bbTags["url"] = new BBTag("url", true, false, false, function (tag, content, attr) {
    var link = content;

    if (attr["site"] != undefined) {
        link = escapeHTML(attr["site"]);
     }

    if (!startsWith(link, "http://") && !startsWith(link, "https://")) {
        link = "http://" + link;
    }

    return "<a href=\"" + link + "\" target=\"_blank\">" + content + "</a>";
});

//A tag that doesn't support nested tags. Useful when implementing code highlighting.
bbTags["code"] = new BBTag("code", true, false, true, function (tag, content, attr) {
    return "<code>" + content + "</code>";
});

var parser = new BBCodeParser(bbTags);