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# pug-linker

Link multiple pug ASTs together using include/extends

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## Installation

npm install pug-linker

## Usage

```js
var link = require('pug-linker');
```

### `link(ast)`

Flatten the Pug AST of inclusion and inheritance.

This function merely links the AST together; it doesn't read the file system to resolve and parse included and extended files. Thus, the main AST must already have the ASTs of the included and extended files embedded in the `FileReference` nodes. `pug-load` is designed to do that.

## License

MIT