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@gregorlohaus/tdir

v0.1.2

Published

Treat a directory as a template. File paths and contents support conditionals (`@if`/`@elseif`/`@else`) and variable substitution (`@var`). Provide a Zod schema and tdir validates it matches the template at setup time, then validates context at render tim

Readme

tdir

Treat a directory as a template. File paths and contents support conditionals (@if/@elseif/@else) and variable substitution (@var). Provide a Zod schema and tdir validates it matches the template at setup time, then validates context at render time.

Install

bun add @gregorlohaus/tdir zod

Quick start

Given a template directory:

templates/
  <@if(context.web)>web/
    index.html

Where index.html contains:

<html>
  <@if(context.header.show)>
    <head><@var(context.header.title)></head>
  <@endif>
  <body></body>
</html>

Render it:

import { initRenderer } from "tdir"
import { z } from "zod"

const createRenderer = initRenderer("./templates")

const render = createRenderer(z.object({
  web: z.boolean(),
  header: z.object({
    show: z.boolean(),
    title: z.string()
  })
}))

render("./output", {
  web: true,
  header: { show: true, title: "Hello" }
})
// Creates: output/web/index.html with <head>Hello</head>

Template directives

In file contents

| Directive | Description | |---|---| | <@if(context.x)> | Conditional block — truthy check (must end with <@endif>) | | <@if(eq(context.x,"value"))> | Conditional block — string equality check | | <@elseif(context.y)> | Else-if branch (same forms as @if) | | <@else> | Else branch | | <@endif> | End conditional block | | <@var(context.x)> | Substitute with context value (default type: string) | | <@var(context.x:number)> | Substitute with explicit type |

In directory/file names

| Directive | Description | |---|---| | <@if(context.x)>dirname | Conditionally include directory/file (truthy check) | | <@if(eq(context.x,"value"))>dirname | Conditionally include by string equality | | <@var(context.x)> | Dynamic directory/file name |

These can be combined: <@if(context.web.create)><@var(context.web.dir)> creates a directory named by context.web.dir only if context.web.create is true.

Schema validation

createRenderer validates that your Zod schema matches the template variables. Mismatches throw SchemaMismatchError:

import { initRenderer, SchemaMismatchError } from "tdir"
import { z } from "zod"

const createRenderer = initRenderer("./templates")

// Template uses <@if(context.web)> which requires a boolean,
// but schema declares string -- throws SchemaMismatchError
createRenderer(z.object({
  web: z.string(), // wrong type
  header: z.object({ show: z.boolean(), title: z.string() })
}))
// SchemaMismatchError: Shema doesnt match used template variables: web: expected z.boolean() but schema has z.string()

// Schema is missing fields used in templates -- throws SchemaMismatchError
createRenderer(z.object({
  web: z.boolean()
  // missing header
}))
// SchemaMismatchError: Shema doesnt match used template variables: header: missing in schema

Context validation

At render time, the context is validated by Zod. Invalid context throws z.ZodError:

const render = createRenderer(z.object({
  web: z.boolean(),
  header: z.object({ show: z.boolean(), title: z.string() })
}))

render("./output", {})
// ZodError: required at "web", required at "header"

render("./output", { web: "not a boolean", header: { show: true, title: "Hi" } })
// ZodError: expected boolean, received string at "web"

Re-rendering

render(target, context) clears target before writing, so rendering the same template into the same directory with different contexts always produces a clean result (files/paths excluded by conditionals won't linger from a previous run).

Unmatched directives

A <@if> without a matching <@endif> throws at render time:

// If a template file contains <@if(context.x)> with no <@endif>
render("./output", { x: true })
// Error: Unmatched <@if> without <@endif>