codeTextizer

convert text to string is recognized in codes
'code' for you -> var text = 'this is \'code\' for you'

install
-
``
npm inatall code-textizer
`

support features:
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* text convert to string
* string can be recognize in javascript, typescript, c# code
* support API
* support CLI

dependency:
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* nodejs 6.x higher
* npm:
* path
* fs

command line
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>node textizer input={inputfilePath} out={outputFilePath} vn={valuableName} quote={quote}

* input : input file path to convert, ex) c:/test.js
`
function getRandomString(prifix='') {
let r = Math.random().toString(36).substring(5);
return prifix + r;
}
`
* out : out file path ex) c:/out.js
`
var code = 'function getRandomString(prifix=\'\') {
let r = Math.random().toString(36).substring(5);
return prifix + r;
}'
`
* vn(optional) : valuableName to assing string vlaues, if ignore this param, textizer make string only code
`
var valuableName = '
`
* quote: use single quote or double quote, default single quote

APIS
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* codeTextizer Support API
* convert({valuableName}, {convertBuffer}, {isSingleQuote})
* ValuableName: optional, if you want code string like 'var code = '\n const fs=require('fs') ......', 'var code =' is attached
* converBuffer: code strings
* isSingleQuite: ture use ', false use "
``
const convert = require('codeTextizer');
let codeText = convert('codes', fs.readFileSync('test.js'), true );
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OUTPUT
codes = '\nrequire = (\'fs\') ...............'