node-modules-dustify

DustJS-tmpl: the dustjs template compiler for NodeJS

Compile dustjs-linkedin templates into static HTML.

Installation

$ npm install dustjs-tmpl

Usage

Console

USAGE

dustjs-tmpl [options]

OPTIONS

Name             Description                        Example
--src            A dustjs file or a directory       --src path/to/src
                 containing dustjs files. Can be
                 set multiple times.
--build          The directory to save compiled     --build path/to/build
                 or precompiled dustjs files.
--tplData        Data passed to templates when      --tplData.name Bob
                 compiling. Not used when           --tplData.age 28
                 --precompile flag is set. Can
                 be set multiple times.
--inputExt       The file extension used for the    --inputExt .tmpl
                 source dustjs templates. Can be
                 set multiple times. Include the
                 leading period. Defaults to
                 '.dust' and '.tpl'.
--outputExt      The file extension compiled or     --outputExt .htm
                 precompiled templates are saved
                 as. Include the leading period.
                 Defaults to '.js' when
                 --precompile flag is set and
                 '.html' otherwise.
--version        Display version.                   --version
--help           Display this help screen.          --help

Programmatically

var dustjstmpl = require("dustjs-tmpl");
dustjstmpl(OPTIONS,function(err,processed){
	if (err) {
		// an error has occurred
		throw err;
	} else {
		/**
		 * dustjs templates successfully compiled
		 * 
		 * `processed` is an object where the keys are the absolute filepaths of the
		 * source templates and the values are the absolute filepaths of the saved
		 * templates.
		 */
	}
});

OPTIONS is an object which accepts the same keys as the console options described above.

Tests

$ npm test