Experimental

A port from koa-views for Magnet. Allow to pass in modules from options.

import nunjucks from 'nunjucks';
opts.modules = {
  nunjucks
};

koa-views

Template rendering middleware for koa.

Note: This master branch is for koa's upcoming version koa@2. Take a look at the v1.x branch for koa@1.

Installation

$ npm install koa-views@next

Templating engines

koa-views is using consolidate under the hood.

List of supported engines

Example

var views = require('koa-views');

// Must be used before any router is used
app.use(views(__dirname + '/views', {
  map: {
    html: 'underscore'
  }
}));

app.use(async function (ctx, next) {
  ctx.state = {
    session: this.session,
    title: 'app'
  };

  await ctx.render('user', {
    user: 'John'
  });
});

For more examples you can take a look at the tests.

API

views(root, opts)

• root: Where your views are located. Must be an absolute path. All rendered views must be relative to this path
• opts (optional)
• opts.extension: Default extension for your views

Instead of providing the full file extension you can omit it.

app.use(async function (ctx) {
  await ctx.render('user.jade')
})

vs.

app.use(views(__dirname, { extension: 'jade' }))

app.use(async function (ctx) {
  await ctx.render('user')
})

• opts.map: Map a file extension to an engine

In this example, each file ending with .html will get rendered using the nunjucks templating engine.

app.use(views(__dirname, { map: {html: 'nunjucks' }}))

// render `user.html` with nunjucks
app.use(async function (ctx) {
  await ctx.render('user.html')
})

Debug

Set the DEBUG environment variable to koa-views when starting your server.

$ DEBUG=koa-views

License

MIT