Slugify paths into cool permalinks, mostly for static site generation purposes. You can plug it in during Markdown -> HTML conversion to achieve friendly URLs for static contents.
npm install --save slugify-path
slugify-path aims to convert a given file path into a friendly URL, making it possible to filter each piece of this path with a given regular expression or string to compare. A piece is delimited by a path separator which defaults to /.
Assuming you have 1.5 Getting Started with Javascript/Introduction/README.md as the path you want to convert, but you want to get rid of that section numbers and that .md from your Markdown files:
// ES2015
import slugifyPath from 'slugify-path';
const greatContentPath = '1.5 Getting Started with Javascript/Introduction/README.md';
const permalink = slugifyPath(greatContentPath, /^\S* |\.md$/);
console.log(permalink); // getting-started-with-javascript/introduction/readme
// ES5
var slugifyPath = require('slugify-path').default;
var greatContentPath = '1.5 Getting Started with Javascript/Introduction/README.md';
var permalink = slugifyPath(greatContentPath, /^\S* |\.md$/);
console.log(permalink); // getting-started-with-javascript/introduction/readmeYou can also use a given string for replacement...
console.log(slugifyPath(greatContentPath, 'README.md')) // 1-5-getting-started-with-javascript/introduction/...or change the path delimiter to whatever works best for you
console.log(slugifyPath('this|path|was oddly splitted|but it|Just works', null, '|')); // this|path|was-oddly-splitted|but-it|just-works
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