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compstache

v1.1.1

Published

Template rendering engine based on Mustache with support for component-based design

Downloads

13

Readme

Compstache

Compstache extends Mustache and adds support for component based architecture.

Example

var Compstache = require('compstache');

var cache = {
	button: '<button>Click here</button>',
	layout: '<html><body>Welcome to {{title}}. ' +
		'{{>button}} <div>{{{$}}}</div> ' +
		'<hr/> Copyright &copy; 2016 </body></html>',
	home: '{{#>layout}}This site is all about {{topic}}.{{/>layout}}'
};

var render = Compstache(cache);

var output = render('home', {
	title: 'CRAP',
	topic: 'Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity'
});

console.log(output); // render the template

See the Mustache documentation for all the base capabilities.

Additions

Compstache adds the following to Mustache:

Components

A component is simply an "include" (in the Mustache sense). You can include anything in cache.

For instance, {{>button}} renders as the template string in cache['button'].

Layout Components

A layout component is simply a "section" (in the Mustache sense) that matches a component name in cache that has one or more slots marked by {{{$}}}.

For instance, if cache['layout'] is start {{{$}}} finish, then {{#>layout}}content{{/>layout}} renders as the template string with the inner content being injected into the slot, that is, "start content finish".

Multi-slot Layout Components

A layout component can have more than one slot. You can pass the content for multiple slots by wrapping them in {{#_}} and {{/_}} markers.

Example: Express View Engine

You can use Compstache as the view engine for an Express server. The following example shows a configuration to render HTML templates in a views directory.

var app = require('express')();
app.engine('html', require('compstache').__express);
app.set('views', __dirname + '/views');
app.set('view engine', 'html');