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Template engine in 140 bytes, by @jed Schmidt. Support helpers, partials and pre-compiled templates. For nodejs and the browser. Browserify-ready.

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Install

npm i j140 --save

Features

  • minimal, yet simple
    • 446 bytes gzipped and minified
    • 830 bytes minified
  • zero dependencies
  • works on every browser, should even works on IE6
  • works on the server with just require('j140')
  • plays well with Browserify and BrowserifyCDN
  • support helpers and partials
  • available on CDNs - BrowserifyCDN and RawGit CDN

Use it

Usage

For more use-cases see the tests.
You can use any "helpers" lib, for example utils.

var j140 = require('j140')
var utils = require('utils')

j140.render('foo #{uppercase("bar")} baz', utils._)
//=> 'foo BAR baz'

Acts like .render by default. Renders given str with locals.

  • str {String} template to populate with locals
  • locals {Object} locals object
  • returns {String} rendered string

Example

j140('foo #{bar} baz #{quux}', {bar: 'bar', quux: 'QUUX'})
//=> 'foo bar baz QUUX'

Renders given str with locals.

  • str {String} template to populate with locals
  • locals {Object} locals object
  • returns {String} rendered string

Example

j140.render('Hello #{place} and #{user.name}!', {
  place: 'world',
  user: {
    name: 'Charlike'
  }
})
//=> 'Hello world and Charlike!'

Compiles given string and returns function which accepts locals object.

  • str {String} template to populate
  • returns {Function} which accepts locals objects

Example

var fn = j140.compile('Hello #{place} and #{user.name}!')
fn({place: 'world', user: {name: 'Charlike'}})
//=> 'Hello world and Charlike!'

Related

Contributing

Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
But before doing anything, please read the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines.

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