Hooks is a method of augmenting or altering the behavior of the process, with custom callbacks.
Name | Description | Arguments |
---|---|---|
init |
Called after parsing the book, before generating output and pages. | None |
finish:before |
Called after generating the pages, before copying assets, cover, ... | None |
finish |
Called after everything else. | None |
It is recommended using templating to extend page parsing.
Name | Description | Arguments |
---|---|---|
page:before |
Called before running the templating engine on the page | Page Object |
page |
Called before outputting and indexing the page. | Page Object |
{
// Parser named
"type": "markdown",
// File Path relative to book root
"path": "page.md",
// Absolute file path
"rawpath": "/usr/...",
// Title of the page in the SUMMARY
"title": "",
// Content of the page
// Markdown/Asciidoc in "page:before"
// HTML in "page"
"content": "# Hello"
}
In the page:before
hook, page.content
is the markdown/asciidoc content.
{
"page:before": function(page) {
page.content = "# Title\n" +page.content;
return page;
}
}
In the page
hook, page.content
is the HTML generated from the markdown/asciidoc conversion.
{
"page": function(page) {
page.content = page.content.replace("<b>", "<strong>")
.replace("</b>", "</strong>");
return page;
}
}
Hooks callbacks can be asynchronous and return promises.
Example:
{
"init": function() {
return writeSomeFile()
.then(function() {
return writeAnotherFile();
});
}
}