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@slietar/templum

v0.2.0

Published

A template engine manager

Readme

templum


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Install

$ npm install @slietar/templum --save

Getting started

var templum = require('@slietar/templum');

templum.mustache.static('lorem {{foo}}', { locals: { foo: 'ipsum' } })
  .then((data) => {
    console.log(data.toString());
  });

// Outputs `lorem ipsum`

Using streams:

var templum = require('@slietar/templum');

getReadableStream().pipe(templum.mustache({ locals: { ... } })).pipe(getWritableStream());

// for example:

process.stdin.pipe(templum.mustache()).pipe(process.stdout);

Supported template engines

See engines.md for more info.

  • dot (planned)
  • ejs (planned)
  • haml (planned)
  • handlebars
  • html
  • jade
  • mustache
  • nunjucks
  • text
  • swig
  • underscore

Options

{
  cache: false,             /* boolean */
  debug: false,             /* boolean */
  filename: null,           /* string */
  locals: {},               /* object */
  style: Style.Default,     /* enum: default, compact, compressed, expanded */
  [custom options]
}

Usage with TypeScript

$ npm install @slietar/templum --save
$ tsd link
$ tsd install node --save
$ tsc

Writing a template engine

var templum = require('@slietar/templum');

module.exports = templum.engine((input, output) => {
  // input and output are both `through2` streams

  input.on('data', (chunk) => {
    output.write(...);
  });

  input.on('end', () => {
    // don't forget this
    output.end();
  });

  // OR

  input.pipe(...).pipe(output);

  // OR

  // input.concat() and output.throw() are two special methods
  input.concat()
    .then((data) => {
      output.end(...);
    })
    .catch(output.throw);
});

Development

$ npm test
$ npm run coverage

Change log

0.2.0

  • add handlebars, nunjucks, swig and underscore template engines
  • findFromExtension allows a . at the beginning
  • move jade and mustache to peer dependencies
  • move lib/a.js to a.js and add templum.a
  • remove Q
  • remove templum.default
  • use streams (concat-stream, duplexer2, through2)

0.1.1

  • fix TS definition bug

0.1.0

  • initial version