#dot-module

dot-module lets you simple transform your templates directory into one CommonJS module. Best served with modules-webmake. Some ideas (and the example below) took from dot-packer.

Installation:

npm install -g dot-module

###Usage:

dot-module -d templates/ -o ./templates.js

###Options:

-d 	Target directory <path>
-o	Output file <path>

###Example:

Create a doT.js template (templates/sample.html). Templates must have a .html extension.

<ul id="scores">
	{{~it.scores:score:index}}
		<li>{{=score}}</li>
	{{~}}
</ul>

dot-packer -d templates/ -o ./templates.js

Once you include the templates.js module to your code, you can access the template like this:

var templates = require('./templates'),
	scores = templates['scores'];
	
container.innerHTML = scores({
  scores: user.scores
});