I'm trying to load an autogenerated (format is out of my control) data.txt
file containing a number of 1 line quotes. I want to avoid preprocessing (ex making a script that turns the .txt
file into a .json
file) and import the txt file directly into my script code.
// @parcel/core: No transformers found for data.txt.
import data from "./data.txt"
const lines = data.split("\n")
for (const line of lines) {
const spanElement = document.createElement("span")
// ...set span element content and append to DIV
}
And yes, I've tried bundle inlining, but that's for bundles.
My main use case is to use this to make HTML elements to style like so:
<div class="quotes">
<p>{a quote line}</p>
</div>
So I'm looking for how to import a txt
file as a string into JS and turn it into DOM elements to add to my .quotes
element. If there's a better way that I can load it in so I can avoid Client Side Rendering that would also be greately appreciated.
Use bundle-text:
import data from "bundle-text:./data.txt" // works!
const lines = data.split("\n")
for (const line of lines) {
const spanElement = document.createElement("span")
// ...set span element content and append to DIV
}