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killt

v1.0.4-beta

Published

Template engine for Javascript.

Downloads

12

Readme

killt

killt is a light template engine for Javascript.

Examples & Docs

http://davidkk.github.io/killt

Install

npm install killt

Features

  • Support request template by ajax.
  • Support comstom block helper.
  • Support comstom syntax.
  • Support compiled caches.
  • Support UMD.

How can i use?

Lit Version

<script id="templates/list/default.html" type="template/text">
  <h1><%= title %></h1>
  <ul>
    <%each(list, function(value, index) {%>
      <li><%= index %>: <%= value %></li>
    <%})%>
  </ul>
</script>

Default Syntax Version

# Template In HTML
<script id="templates/list/default.html" type="template/text">
  <h1>{{= title}}</h1>
  <ul>
      {{each list as value index}}
          <li>{{= index}}: {{= value}}</li>
      {{\/each}}
  </ul>
</script>

Compile and Render

// Source
killt.compile([String source], [Object options])
killt.render([String source], [Object Data], [Object options])

// Nested
script(id="/template/inline.html", type="template/text")
killt.compileSync([String TemplateId], [Object options])
killt.renderSync([String TemplateId], [Object data], [Object options])

// Ajax
killt.compileAsync([String url], [Function callback], [Object options])
killt.renderAsync([String url], [Object data], [Function callback], [Object options])

Compiled by template

var killt = window.killt
var killt = require('killt')

killt.renderSync('templates/list/default.html', {
  title: 'Customer Title',
  list: {
    Author: 'David Jones',
    Gender: 'Male'
  }
})
Compiled by Ajax
killt.renderAsync('templates/list/default.html', function(html) {
  // do something...
})

Customize Helpers

killt.helper('hate', function(who) {
  return 'Hate ' + who + '!!!'
})

// HTML
{{"U" | hate}}

// Output
'Hate U !!!'

Customize Block (full version, not in lite version)

killt.block('like', function(who, blockShell) {
  return who ? 'Like ' + who + '!!!' : blockShell()
})

// HTML
{{like 'U'}}Me?{{/like}}

// Output
'Like U!!!'

Customize Syntax (full version, not in lite version)

killt.$registerSyntax('fuck', 'fuck\\s*([\\w\\W]+?)\\s*', 'fuck($1)')

// HTML
{{fuck 'Q'}}

// Be comipled to native template is
<% fuck('Q'); %>

Note: fuck is a helper, so u must use killt.helper('fuck', function() {}) to add a helper.

Details

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