postProcessByHtml
Plugin Type
Overview
A postProcessByHtml plugin is used to transform the rendered HTML.
After the Angular application renders, the HTML content is passed to a postProcessByHtml plugin where it can be further modified.
A postProcessByHtml plugin could be used to transform a page containing markdown into a page that renders it.
Interface
A postProcessByHtml plugin is a function that returns a Promise<String>
. The string in the promise must be the transformed
HTML. The interface looks like this:
function exampleContentPlugin(
HTML: string,
route: HandledRoute
): Promise<string> {
// Must return a promise
}
Making A postProcessByHtml
Plugin
The following postProcessByHtml
plugin example adds a title to the header to a page if it does not find one.
const { registerPlugin } = require('@scullyio/scully');
function defaultTitlePlugin(html, route) {
// If no title in the document
if (html.indexOf('<title') < 0) {
const splitter = '</head>';
const [begin, end] = html.split(splitter);
const defaultTitle = `<title>The Truth Is Out There!</title>`;
return Promise.resolve(`${begin}${defaultTitle}${splitter}${end}`);
}
return Promise.resolve(html);
}
// DON NOT FORGET REGISTER THE PLUGIN
const validator = async (conf) => [];
registerPlugin(
'postProcessByHtml',
'defaultTitle',
defaultTitlePlugin,
validator
);
module.exports.defaultTitlePlugin = defaultTitlePlugin;
In the above example, the Angular app's HTML content is transformed to include a title because anyone was found.
The next example replaces any instances of :)
with an smiley emoji.
const { registerPlugin } = require('@scullyio/scully');
function smileEmojiPlugin(html, route) {
return Promise.resolve(html.replace(/\:\)/g, '😊'));
}
// DON NOT FORGET REGISTER THE PLUGIN
const validator = async (conf) => [];
registerPlugin('postProcessByHtml', 'smiles', smileEmojiPlugin, validator);
module.exports.smileEmojiPlugin = smileEmojiPlugin;