This is a simple BBCode parser.
bower install bbcode-parser --save
npm install js-bbcode-parser --save// use to create a clean parser
var parser = new BBCode({}, {})
// use default parser
var parser = BBCode.default
// configure the default parser with
BBCode.setCodes({});
A default BBCode parser is available.
console.log(BBCode.default.parse('This is a text[br]with HTML Break.'));following default BBCodes are supported
BBCode | HTML
---------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------
[br] | <br>
[b]text[/b] | <strong>text</strong>
[b class="fancy"]text[/b] | <strong class="fancy">text</strong>
[b data-value="10"]text[/b] | <strong data-value="10">text</strong>
[i]text[/i] | <em>text</em>
[i class="fancy"]text[/i] | <em class="fancy">text</em>
[i data-value="10"]text[/i] | <em data-value="10">text</em>
[u]text[/u] | <u>text</u>
[u class="fancy"]text[/u] | <u class="fancy">text</u>
[u data-value="10"]text[/u] | <u data-value="10">text</u>
[h1]text[/h1] | <h1>text</h1>
[h1 class="fancy"]text[/h1] | <h1 class="fancy">text</h1>
[h1 data-value="10"]text[/h1] | <h1 data-value="10">text</h1>
[h2]text[/h2] | <h2>text</h2>
[h2 class="fancy"]text[/h2] | <h2 class="fancy">text</h2>
[h2 data-value="10"]text[/h2] | <h2 data-value="10">text</h2>
[h3]text[/h3] | <h3>text</h3>
[h3 class="fancy"]text[/h3] | <h3 class="fancy">text</h3>
[h3 data-value="10"]text[/h3] | <h3 data-value="10">text</h3>
[h4]text[/h4] | <h4>text</h4>
[h4 class="fancy"]text[/h4] | <h4 class="fancy">text</h4>
[h4 data-value="10"]text[/h4] | <h4 data-value="10">text</h4>
[h5]text[/h5] | <h5>text</h5>
[h5 class="fancy"]text[/h5] | <h5 class="fancy">text</h5>
[h5 data-value="10"]text[/h5] | <h5 data-value="10">text</h5>
[h6]text[/h6] | <h6>text</h6>
[h6 class="fancy"]text[/h6] | <h6 class="fancy">text</h6>
[h6 data-value="10"]text[/h6] | <h6 data-value="10">text</h6>
[p]text[/p] | <p>text</p>
[p class="fancy"]text[/p] | <p class="fancy">text</p>
[p data-value="10"]text[/p] | <p data-value="10">text</p>
[color=#FF0000]text[/color] | <span style="color:#FF0000">text</span>
[size=9]text[/size] | <span style="font-size:9px">text</span>
[img]https://www.example.com/image.jpg[/img] | <img src="https://www.example.com/image.jpg">
[img=https://www.example.com/image.jpg] | <img src="https://www.example.com/image.jpg">
[email][email protected][/email] | <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>
[[email protected]]text[/email] | <a href="mailto:[email protected]">text</a>
[url]https://www.example.com[/url] | <a href="https://www.example.com">https://www.example.com</a>
[url=alert('hello world')|onclick]text[/url] | <a onclick="alert('hello world')">text</a>
[url=https://www.example.com target=_base]text[/url] | <a href="https://www.example.com" target="_base">text</a>
[url=https://www.example.com]text[/url] | <a href="https://www.example.com">text</a>
[a=anker]text[/a] | <a href="#anker" name="anker">text</a>
[list]text[/list] | <ul>text</ul>
[*]text[/*] | <li>text</li>
You can provide your own BBCodes. The key of the codes object must be a regex part and the value is the replacement.
let parser = new BBCode({
'\\[br\\]': '<br>'
});
console.log(parser.parse('This is a text[br]with HTML Break.'));
