Include file slug value in `Page.src` object

Lume does some calculations behind the scenes to determine information about the source of a generated page. For example, given a file saved at /articles/2022-08-29_porto.md, Lume provides the following data in Page.src:

{
  path: "/articles/2022-08-29_porto",
  lastModified: 2022-10-01T17:46:49.762Z,
  created: 2022-10-01T17:16:39.480Z,
  remote: undefined,
  ext: ".md"
}

Lume will also add a page.data.data value if the base file name contains YYYY-MM-DD_ (so for the above this would be calculated to be 2022-10-01T00:00:00.000Z).

However, there is one other piece of information that may be useful to site authors: the file slug. In the case of the above, this value would be porto.

This value could be used in url() functions:

export function url(page) {
  return `./example/${page.src.fileSlug}/`;
}

It could also be used by page (pre)processors. This is my use case, where I am currently having to calculate this value myself to generate a new URL.

(Eleventy provides a similar fileSlug value).

[oscarotero]

This will be available in Lume 1.13.0. Closing this.

[paulrobertlloyd]

Thanks for this, that works for now (bit better than my regex!)

I do think this value should be exposed somewhere, after all it’s a user defined piece of data, much like the date in the file name.

I wouldn’t mind this value being provided as a default value for page.data.slug, or even page.src.path, but you have a better idea of the overall architecture and project direction.