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eta

v3.4.0

Published

Lightweight, fast, and powerful embedded JS template engine

Downloads

2,318,717

Readme

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You're viewing the source for Eta v3, which we just released! For v2, visit the old branch.

Summary

Eta is a lightweight and blazing fast embedded JS templating engine that works inside Node, Deno, and the browser. It's written in TypeScript and emphasizes great performance, configurability, and small bundle size.

🌟 Features

  • 📦 0 dependencies
  • 💡 Only ~3.5 KB minzipped
  • ⚡️ Written in TypeScript
  • ✨ Deno support (+ Node and browser)
  • 🚀 Super Fast
  • 🔧 Configurable
    • Plugins, custom delimiters, caching
  • 🔨 Powerful
    • Precompilation, partials, async
    • Layout support!
  • 🔥 Reliable
    • Better quotes/comments support
      • ex. <%= someval + "string %>" %> compiles correctly, while it fails with doT or EJS
    • Great error reporting
  • ⚡️ Exports ES Modules as well as UMD
  • 📝 Easy template syntax

Get Started

For more thorough documentation, visit https://eta.js.org

Install Eta

npm install eta

In the root of your project, create templates/simple.eta

Hi <%= it.name %>!

Then, in your JS file:

import { Eta } from "eta";
// import { Eta } from "https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/src/index.ts";

const eta = new Eta({ views: path.join(__dirname, "templates") });

// Render a template

const res = eta.render("./simple", { name: "Ben" });
console.log(res); // Hi Ben!

FAQs

"Eta" means tiny in Esperanto. Plus, it can be used as an acronym for all sorts of cool phrases: "ECMAScript Template Awesomeness", "Embedded Templating Alternative", etc....

Additionally, Eta is a letter of the Greek alphabet (it stands for all sorts of cool things in various mathematical fields, including efficiency) and is three letters long (perfect for a file extension).

Integrations

@shadowtime2000 created eta-vscode.

eslint-plugin-eta was created to provide an ESLint processor so you can lint your Eta templates.

Currently there is no official Webpack integration but @clshortfuse shared the loader he uses:

{
  loader: 'html-loader',
  options: {
    preprocessor(content, loaderContext) {
      return eta.render(content, {}, { filename: loaderContext.resourcePath });
    },
  },
}

To operate with Eta templates in Node-RED: @ralphwetzel/node-red-contrib-eta

Projects using eta

Contributors

Made with ❤ by @nebrelbug and all these wonderful contributors (emoji key):

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind are welcome!

Credits

  • Async support, file handling, and error formatting were based on code from EJS, which is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license. Code was modified and refactored to some extent.
  • Syntax and some parts of compilation are heavily based off EJS, Nunjucks, and doT.