@diegab/epsilon
v1.0.3
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A work-in-progress web framework that lets you run code before HTML is rendered.
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Epsilon
A work-in-progress web framework that lets you run code before HTML is rendered.
Usage
index.js:
const express = require('express');
const epsilon = require('@diegab/epsilon');
const app = express();
epsilon.attach(app);
epsilon.render('public/main.epsln', '/');
app.listen(8080);public/main.epsln:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<h1> Hello, World! </h1>
<p> The date is: %{new Date()}, and this platform is %{process.platform}. </p>
<p> Here's some color:
<p id="color"></p>
</p>
<script epsilon>
var colors = require('@colors/colors');
var Convert = require('ansi-to-html');
var convert = new Convert();
document.querySelector('#color').innerHTML = convert.toHtml("CoLoRs!!".rainbow);
</script>
<script>
alert('Some script that runs in the browser, not in the server.');
</script>
</html>Results in:
Documentation
epsilon.attach:- Attaches Epsilon to an Express router.
- Usage:
const express = require("express"); const epsilon = require("@diegab/epsilon"); const app = express(); epsilion.attach(app);epsilon.render:- Renders an Epsilion template to a path.
- Usage:
epsilion.render("path/to/page.epsln", "/")
epsilon.text_render:- Renders an Epsilion template (in form of a string) to a path.
- Usage:
epsilion.text_render("<h1> The date is: %{new Date()} </h1>", "/")
epsilon.render_with_changes:- Renders an Epsilion template to a path, but instead of having to render once, it will render the page every time it is loaded.
- Usage:
epsilion.text_render_with_changes("path/to/page.epsln", "/")
epsilon.render_text_with_changes:- Renders an Epsilion template (in form of a string) to a path, but instead of having to render once, it will render the page every time it is loaded. Not recommended as loading times will be slower.
- Usage:
epsilion.render_text_with_changes("<h1> The date is: %{new Date()} </h1>", "/")
epsilon.toHTML:- Converts an Epsilion template (in form of a string) to HTML, but instead of having to render once, it will render the page every time it is loaded. Not recommended as loading times will be slower.
- Usage:
epsilion.toHTML("<h1> The date is: %{new Date()} </h1>")