I'm wanting my Hyper Text Markup Language to have some--pretty without having to write my own template js or hack the default template in node_modules. However, maybe nobody else wants this feature? I think I'll take a poke at it anyway, unless someone stops me.
Ultimately the opts have get passed down to topdoc-default-template, but having them get parsed out of .topdocrc would be the right thing, which is handled here, not the template. I don't see other flags that would make much sense, and I don't know if mucking with an array of flags is worth it... not for now anyway. At the least I can start with the thing I need (setPugPretty: true or something), and folks can pile on if they want other flags?
It could be simple I think... if (config.setPugPretty) ... and just hand off and extra arg to the renderer call here. It might make a little ugly if else, but I could maybe build the call params prior to the call to clean it up a little?
WDYT y'alls?
I'm wanting my Hyper Text Markup Language to have some
--prettywithout having to write my own template js or hack the default template in node_modules. However, maybe nobody else wants this feature? I think I'll take a poke at it anyway, unless someone stops me.Ultimately the opts have get passed down to topdoc-default-template, but having them get parsed out of
.topdocrcwould be the right thing, which is handled here, not the template. I don't see other flags that would make much sense, and I don't know if mucking with an array of flags is worth it... not for now anyway. At the least I can start with the thing I need (setPugPretty: trueor something), and folks can pile on if they want other flags?It could be simple I think...
if (config.setPugPretty) ...and just hand off and extra arg to the renderer call here. It might make a little ugly if else, but I could maybe build the call params prior to the call to clean it up a little?WDYT y'alls?