Swiger is an awesome, Django/Jinja-like template engine for node.js.
Thank Paul and previous swig collabs for their hard and excellent work!
Paul Armstrong has stepped down as the primary swig maintainer.
All documentation can be viewed online on the Swiger Website.
- Available for node.js and major web browsers!
- Express compatible.
- Object-Oriented template inheritance.
- Apply filters and transformations to output in your templates.
- Automatically escapes all output for safe HTML rendering.
- Lots of iteration and conditionals supported.
- Robust without the bloat.
- Extendable and customizable. See Swig-Extras for some examples.
- Great code coverage.
npm install swiger
<h1>{{ pagename|title }}</h1>
<ul>
{% for author in authors %}
<li{% if loop.first %} class="first"{% endif %}>{{ author }}</li>
{% endfor %}
</ul>var swig = require('swig');
var template = swig.compileFile('/absolute/path/to/template.html');
var output = template({
pagename: 'awesome people',
authors: ['Paul', 'Jim', 'Jane']
});<h1>Awesome People</h1>
<ul>
<li class="first">Paul</li>
<li>Jim</li>
<li>Jane</li>
</ul>For working example see examples/basic
Swig reads template files and translates them into cached javascript functions. When we later render a template we call the evaluated function, passing a context object as an argument.
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