Frontmatter

Install commands are on Home, attached from the registry - they are not written here, because a second copy is a copy that goes stale. This tab starts after the install worked.

Use it

import { parseFrontmatter, readList, readString } from "@sushindustries/ui";

const raw = `title: "Shipping a changelog"
tags: [release, writing]`;

export function Example() {
	const meta = parseFrontmatter(raw);

	return (
		<dl>
			<dt>title</dt>
			<dd>{readString(meta, "title")}</dd>
			<dt>tags</dt>
			<dd>{readList(meta, "tags").join(", ")}</dd>
		</dl>
	);
}

What you should see

There is nothing to look at - this is a parser, not a component. What you should see is title reading "Shipping a changelog" and tags reading "release, writing": quoted strings lose their quotes, and [a, b] becomes a real array, both without a YAML library anywhere in the dependency tree.

If nothing happens

A key with no value, or a line with no : at all, is silently skipped rather than thrown - parseFrontmatter never errors on malformed input, it just omits what it could not read. If a value comes back empty, check the raw block does not still have its --- fences on it: this function expects the frontmatter content only, not the delimiters around it.