A template literal tag that lets you do indented multiline template strings.

README.md

Indented Multiline Template Literals

Look at example.js

It bases the indentation of the second line of the template literal.

Make sure you put the m in front of it!

example.js

import m from 'multiline-templiteral.js';
console.log(m`hey there
              this is a multiline
              ${"expressions work to".toUpperCase()}`)
// is equivalent to
`hey there
this is a multiline
EXPRESSIONS WORK TO`

Multiline-templiteral.js

function m(strings,...reps) {
  let lines = strings.reduce((str, cur, i) => str + cur + (reps[i] || ""), "").split("\n");
  let ws = new RegExp(`^${/^(\s+)/.exec(lines[1])[0]}`);
  return lines.map(line => line.replace(ws, "")).join("\n");
}
try{export m as default}catch(e){try{module.exports=m}catch(r){}}