output files missing text after first line of the original text

[cychu42]

Operating Environment

Operation System: Windows 10
Node version: v16.13.2

Issue

The tool generates output files that miss text after the title in the original input files.
html output example:

Original input file example:

Command-line message:

Expected Behaviour

The output html files should have

wrap around each line of text and include them inside the body

[cychu42]

Replicating the Issue

Also, what I did was that I entered "node ./bin/app -i ./testFiles" in the command-line, while inside the tool's directory.
I didn't used "ssg -i ./testFiles", because "ssg" is not recognized according to command-line message, which might be an OS issue according to another project partner I worked with.

[cychu42]

I found the issue.
The function HTMLcreate is splitting the content of txt files by "\n\r", which doesn't work for sentences end with just "\n", so nothing gets split and there's only one item at index 0 (using the Sherlock Holmes test files).
Because the code is told to ignore index 0 to avoid printing title twice, nothing gets printed, except the title that's already printed separately.
It can be easily fixed by changing "\n\r" to "\n" for var body = content.split("\n"), at least for the Sherlock Holmes test files.

Or we can use regualr expression, which I assume might be closer to what you want to do?
Example: var body = content.split(/[\n\r]/);
This should split by \n or \r.

[alexsam29]

Still unable to replicate the issue. Keeping \n\r outputs the correct result on my end.

Removing \r from the split function changes the output to a less readable version:

New output (\n) on the left, current (\n\r) output on the right.

[cychu42]

What if we use/[\n\r]\n/?
It produces the desired version on my end. Does it do so correctly on yours?
My result:

[alexsam29]

Using /[\n\r][\n]/ I do not get expected output. It still looks like the left side picture of my previous comment.

Also all text appears to be one line in the HTML file, with no separation between tags:

[cychu42]

Hmmm, I wonder if this is related to return characters for our OSs.
What OS do you have?

I managed to produce the more readable version with just "\n\n" for my machine, and I'm thinking we can try OR for this, so maybe try "\n\n" || "\n\r". It supposed to use left(mine) or right(yours) depending on which one the user has, and this works for me.

[alexsam29]

I am on Windows 11 with nodejs version 16.13.

When I use "\n\n" || "\n\r" I get a blank file with only the title in the body. Similar to your original issue.

At this point I'm not sure what the issue could be.