Webpack loader for compiling Twig.js templates. This loader will allow you to require Twig.js views to your code.
npm install twig-loader
module.exports = {
//...
module: {
rules: [
{
test: /\.twig$/,
loader: "twig-loader",
options: {
// See options section below
},
}
]
},
node: {
fs: "empty" // avoids error messages
}
};
twigOptions
: optional; a map of options to be passed through to Twig. Example:{autoescape: true}
{# File: dialog.html.twig #}
<p>{{title}}</p>
// File: app.js
var template = require("dialog.html.twig");
// => returns pre-compiled template as a function and automatically includes Twig.js to your project
var html = template({title: 'dialog title'});
// => Render the view with the given context
When you extend another view, it will also be added as a dependency. All twig functions that refer to additional templates are supported: import, include, extends & embed.
- Upgrade mocha to fix security vulnerability warning
- Add ablity to pass options to twig (PR #39)
- Update to Twig.js 1.10, fixes #29
- replace full path with a hash and implement mapcache for id/path resolution, fixes #12
- Downgrade Twig.js back to 0.8.9 because of twigjs/twig.js#440
- Improve watch operation (rebuilding of modules)
- Refactoring so compiler and the loader are in seperate modules
- Add Twig as peer dependency
- Add
embed
support - Update Twig.js version
- Improve
import
support (zimmo-be#8) - Rethrow exceptions when they occur during rendering to improve testing
- Add support for import statements (useful for Macro's)
- Correctly resolve dependencies from include/import/extend statements with relative path support: [#3] and [#5]
- CHANGE: No longer add the
.twig
file extension. After upgrading twig-loader, you may need to update your files and add.twig
manually