How to use the posthtml/package.json.version function in posthtml
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import compileModule from '../../../utils/compileModule';
import pkg from 'posthtml/package.json';
const ID = 'posthtml';
export default {
id: ID,
displayName: ID,
version: pkg.version,
homepage: pkg.homepage || 'https://github.com/posthtml/posthtml',
defaultParserID: 'posthtml-parser',
loadTransformer(callback) {
require(['../../../transpilers/babel', 'posthtml'], (transpile, posthtml) =>
callback({ transpile: transpile.default, posthtml }));
},
transform({ transpile, posthtml }, transformCode, code) {
// transpile with babel for es6+ support
transformCode = transpile(transformCode);
// compile to turn from string into a module
let transform = compileModule(
// eslint-disable-line no-shadow
transformCode,
