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construx-dustjs-i18n

v1.0.1

Published

dustjs-i18n compiler plugin for construx

Downloads

47

Readme

construx-dustjs-i18n

Lead Maintainer: Matt Edelman

Build Status NPM version

construx plugin for JIT-compiling star resources during development of express applications.

Requirements

This plugin requires your project to have dustjs-linkedin@~2.6.2 installed. This plugin compiles localized and compiled DustJS templates per the adaro/engine-munger/localizr mode of localization. I.e. if you are using that suite of modules and pre-compiling all dust templates into locale-based JS files during a build step using grunt-localizr. If you are not using localization features, or if you are using the newer and preferred approach to dust localization (please see New I18n Support for DustJS), then you should instead use the simpler construx-dustjs plugin for construx.

Usage

Install

$ npm install --save-dev construx-dustjs-i18n

Configure

Where you configure your construx plugins:

{
    "template": {
        "module": "construx-dustjs-i18n",
        "enabled": true,
        "files": "/templates/**/*.js",
        "base": "templates",
        "i18n": "config:i18n"
    },
}

Note: See construx README for general usage of construx