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object-renderer

v1.0.1

Published

A node module to render all properties of an object individually.

Downloads

11

Readme

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A node module to render all properties of an object individually from files and functions to strings. All renderers that are supported by consolidate are supported by this module, too.

Define a validator by combining rules:

values =
  email: "[email protected]"
  firstName: "John"
  lastName: "Doe"
  link: "http://www.example.com/ResetPasswordLink"

templates =
  to: (values) -> values.email
  subject: -> "Example.com password reset request"
  text: jade: "textTemplate"

new ObjectRenderer({basePath: "templates"}).render(templates, values).done(console.log)
result =
  to: "[email protected]"
  subject: "Example.com password reset request"
  text: "Hello John, [...]"

API

The module can be required via node's require, or as an AMD module via requirejs. There is a codo created documentation in the doc folder with more details.

Constructor options

basePath: A base path to be added whenever a template is loaded. Default: "" addExtensions: If true the engine name will be added as an extension to each template name. Default: true

render

Render the properties of the template object to strings. The resulting object has the same keys as the templates object set in the constructor. templates needs to be an object with each property either being an object {engine: templatePath}, or a rendering function ([Object] values) -> [String] rendered template render can either be called with a callback, or, if called without, will return a promise.