Verison 0.2.6

This Brunch plugin compiles markdown files with YAML front matter into javascript objects.

In a node project run:

npm install yaml-front-matter-brunch --save

This Brunch plugin takes a markdown file like this this...

---
title: I like Bacon
description: Bacon is great - let me tell you why I like it.
published: 2014-04-15
author: Dave
categories:
 - food
 - breakfast
---

Bacon
======

Bacon is great! We all like [Bacon](//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacon).

... And compiles it into an object like this...

module.exports = {"title":"I like Bacon","description":"Bacon is great - let me tell you why I like it.","published":"2014-04-15T00:00:00.000Z","author":"Dave","categories":["food","breakfast"],"__content":"<h1>Bacon</h1><p>Bacon is great! We all like <a href=\"//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacon\">Bacon</a>"}

Essentially, the file content is overwritten with the javascript object.

• Markdown is parsed using marked.
• Code is highlighted using highlight.js.

Despite still being a .md file, The module is made acessible to the rest of the app based on its filename.

For example, if you are watching a bunch of .md files in a posts directory, you can find and use all the post objects in your Brunch app like this:

var listOfPosts = [];

window.require.list().filter(function(module) {
  return new RegExp('^posts/').test(module);
}).forEach(function(module) {
  var post = require(module);
  listOfPosts.push(post);
});

Open an issue, fork and PR, or tweet @Sir_Dunxalot