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@hyron/viewer

v1.0.0

Published

view engine for nodejs for hyron framework

Downloads

1

Readme

used to render views using popular view engines. include

  • pug
  • ejs
  • hbs

Usage

1. Install plugins

@hyron/viewer is normal plugins. so you need to declared like another hyron plugins to used

app.json

{
    "base_url" : "http://localhost:3000",
    "plugins" : {
        "viewer": "@hyron/viewer"
    }
}

after that run build file to install plugins. Using @hyron/cli

hyron start

you also install using npm or yarn engine

2. create view file

By default, @hyron/viewer will read file inside ./views dir from root to parser view file

you also custom this path used appcfg using root properties

appcfg.yaml

# 'viewer' that name was declared above
viewer:
  root: '/public'

Example

<!DOCTYPE html>
html(lang="en")
    head
        meta(charset="UTF-8")
        meta(name="viewport", content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0")
        meta(http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible", content="ie=edge")
        title hello world
    body
        h1 hello, this is @hyron/viewer demo

3. declare for view router

To allow a router render a view, you need to declare it in requestConfig. and using $render( string | object ) properties to pass data to render view

/services/ViewDemo.js

module.exports = class ViewDemo {

    static requestConfig(){
        return {
            $all : {
                plugins: ["viewer"]
            },
            getView : "get"
        }
    }

    getView(){
        return {
            $render : {
                path : "/demo.pug"
            }
        }
    }
}