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@kingkongdevs/vite-plugin-html-includes

v1.0.5

Published

Plugin for Vite that replaces include tags with corresponding HTML components

Readme

Vite Plugin HTML Includes

What it Does

This Vite plugin enhances your HTML files by allowing dynamic includes and simple templating features. It supports the following functionalities:

  • Replaces <include> tags with the contents of the referenced HTML file.
  • Allows passing of variables into included files using locals attribute.
  • Supports simple templating with <if>, <elseif>, <else>, <switch>, <case>, <default>, and <each> constructs.

Examples

Basic Include

HTML:

<include src="footer.html">

Output:

<footer>
  <p>This is the contents of my footer.html file</p>
</footer>

Conditional Templating

HTML:

<include src="conditional.html" locals='{"page": "home"}'>

Output:

<if condition="page === 'home'">
  <p>Welcome to the Home Page</p>
</if>
<elseif condition="page === 'about'">
  <p>Welcome to the About Page</p>
</elseif>
<else>
  <p>Welcome to the Site</p>
</else>

Switch Case Templating

HTML:

<include src="switch.html" locals='{"foo": "bar"}'>

Output:

<switch expression="foo">
  <case n="'bar'">
    <p>Foo really is bar! Revolutionary!</p>
  </case>
  <case n="'wow'">
    <p>Foo is wow, oh man.</p>
  </case>
  <default>
    <p>Foo is probably just foo in the end.</p>
  </default>
</switch>

Loop Templating

HTML:

<include src="list.html" locals='{"items": ["Item 1", "Item 2"]}'>

Output:

<each loop="item, index in items">
  <p>{{ index }}: {{ item }}</p>
</each>

Usage

Import viteHTMLIncludes from @kingkongdevs/vite-plugin-html-includes

import viteHTMLIncludes from '@kingkongdevs/vite-plugin-html-includes';

Add the viteHTMLIncludes to your vite.config.js file's plugins array:

plugins: [
  viteHTMLIncludes({
    componentsDir: '/components/',
  }),
]

Plugin Options

componentsDir

  • Type: string

  • Default: '/components/'

    The directory (relative to the root of your project) where your component files can be found