# Very Ornate Code
So [Literate Coffeescript](http://coffeescript.org/#literate) is a cool idea,
but why isn't there a standard JS or compile-to-JS version? JS Programmers want
some love too! This is my effort to rectify this inequity.
## How to use this
To use in-browser, include the marked source (and optionally the coffee-script
source if desired):
```html
```
In tooling, `npm install -g voc` and run against your markdown file:
```bash
$ voc yourfile.md
```
## VOC style
VOC searches for markdown code blocks. Using GFM guards (triple backticks),
hints after the opening backticks are used to direct content.
For example, "\`\`\`>foo.bar" will redirect content in the codeblock to
`foo.bar`.
## Preprocessing
If a preprocessor is available, VOC can be told to use it! This is needed for
certain magic cases like Makefiles (which require explicit tabs).
VOC exposes two utility functions:
`VOC.run(src)` will process the specified string source.
`VOC.add(lang, cb)` will assign the handler for the language. If `lang` is an
array, the handler will be assigned for each language in the array.
The language handlers will be called with one argument: the actual source to be
processed. Consecutive blocks with the same language are concatenated.
See the enclosed [voc.md](voc.md) for more information.
[](https://david-dm.org/sheetjs/voc)
[](https://npmjs.org/package/voc)
[](https://ghit.me/repo/sheetjs/js-xlsx)
[](https://github.com/SheetJS/voc)