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jffl4express

v0.0.14

Published

Fluid Fragmented HTML Loader for Express by Julian Frank

Downloads

32

Readme

jffl4express

Fluid HTML Fragment Loader for Express

by Julian Frank

NPM

NPM

To use in your app from

npm install jffl4express --save

inside your code

'use strict'                                        //Just asking the engine to be strict...Needed for ES6 Complaince
const app = require('express')()                    //Load  Express into app
const loadJFFL = require('jffl4express').loadjffl   //Load the jffl engine
app.set('views', '<jffl View Directory')            //Tell Express to use the provided directory for asset loading
app.set('view engine', 'jffl')                      //Tell Express that jffl is a view Engine
app.engine('jffl', loadJFFL)                        //Tell Express to use the loadJFFL engine wheever jffl files are to be rendered

Usage

res.render('jffl file',{variables you want to inject into the html file generated}

To see a sample checkout the 'testjffl' folder inside node_modules\jffl