f0-content-parser

1.0.3-dev verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript

A minimal content parser library for F0 format, version 1.0.3-dev. It provides a single function `parseContent` to parse string content. The package is pre-release, with no stable release cadence. It depends on `keymirror` and is intended for use in JavaScript projects with ES6 syntax. Its main differentiator is simplicity and niche focus on F0 content parsing.

Common errors

error TypeError: parseContent is not a function ↓

cause Default import instead of named import.

fix

Use import { parseContent } from 'f0-content-parser'

error Cannot find module 'keymirror' ↓

cause Missing dependency `keymirror`.

fix

Run npm install keymirror or add it to package.json.

error SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier ↓

cause Using CommonJS require without destructuring.

fix

Use const { parseContent } = require('f0-content-parser')

Warnings

gotcha Package version is 1.0.3-dev, indicating it is a pre-release. APIs may change without notice. ↓

fix Pin to a specific version or wait for stable release.

deprecated The dependency `keymirror` is a legacy library. Consider using modern alternatives like Object.fromEntries or manual mapping. ↓

fix Replace `keymirror` with native JavaScript patterns.

gotcha parseContent expects a specific F0 content format. Invalid or malformed input may return unexpected results or throw errors. ↓

fix Ensure input follows the documented F0 format (key: value pairs).

Install

npm install f0-content-parser

yarn add f0-content-parser

pnpm add f0-content-parser

Imports

parseContent

wrong

import parseContent from 'f0-content-parser'

correct

import { parseContent } from 'f0-content-parser'

The module exports a named function, not a default export.

parseContent (default import mistake)
wrong
```
const parseContent = require('f0-content-parser')
```
correct
```
const { parseContent } = require('f0-content-parser')
```
CommonJS require returns an object with the named export, not the function directly.

parseContent (direct usage)

wrong

const parseContent = require('f0-content-parser');
console.log(parseContent('your content here'));

correct

import { parseContent } from 'f0-content-parser';
console.log(parseContent('your content here'));

Require statement must destructure the named export.

Quickstart

Demonstrates importing and using parseContent to parse a simple F0 content string.

import { parseContent } from 'f0-content-parser';

const sampleContent = `
  key1: value1
  key2: value2
`;

console.log(parseContent(sampleContent));
// Expected output: { key1: 'value1', key2: 'value2' }