Struct extract_frontmatter::Extractor

pub struct Extractor<'opt> { /* private fields */ }

Holds configuration for how front-matter and data should be extracted from a string.

1. Instantiate using Extractor::new() with the desired Splitter
2. (Optional) Call .with_modifier() with a desired Modifier; repeat as necessary
3. Call .extract() with a string to get back a tuple of front-matter and data

Usage

Example 1 (Markdown with TOML)

Input:

[meta]
field_one = 10
field_two = [2, 4]
+++

# Markdown example

This is an example markdown document that contains the following TOML front-matter:

    [meta]
    field_one = 10
    field_two = [2, 4]

Code:

let (front_matter, data) = Extractor::new(Splitter::DelimiterLine("+++")).extract(input);

Front-matter output:

[meta]
field_one = 10
field_two = [2, 4]

Data output:

# Markdown example

This is an example markdown document that contains the following TOML front-matter:

    [meta]
    field_one = 10
    field_two = [2, 4]

Example 2 (SQL with YAML)

Input:

-- meta:
--   field_one: 10
--   field_two:
--     - 2
--     - 4
SELECT version();

Code:

let (front_matter, data) = Extractor::new(Splitter::LinePrefix("-- "))
    .with_modifier(Modifier::StripPrefix("-- "))
    .extract(input);

Front-matter output:

meta:
  field_one: 10
  field_two:
    - 2
    - 4

Data output:

SELECT version();

Implementations

impl<'opt> Extractor<'opt>

pub const fn new(splitter: Splitter<'opt>) -> Self

Instantiate a new Extractor config.

pub fn with_modifier(&mut self, modifier: Modifier<'opt>) -> &mut Self

Add a modifier to the front-matter returned by .extract().

pub fn extract<'input>(
    &self,
    input: &'input str
) -> (Cow<'input, str>, &'input str)

Split the given input string into a tuple of front-matter and data, applying any modifiers specified with .with_modifier().

Trait Implementations

impl<'opt> Debug for Extractor<'opt>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.