altai
v1.0.13
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A wrapper for the EJS library that allows more natural EJS elements.
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altai
A wrapper for the EJS library that allows more natural EJS elements.
Example
<!DOCTYPE altai html>
<html>
<script render>
let username = `Jhon Doe`
</script>
<ejs>if(username){</ejs>
<h1>
<var>username</var>
</h1>
<ejs>}</ejs>
</html>Installation
npm install altai
import * as altai from "altai"If using Express, you can then easily set your view engine with
// Replace "html" with the extension of your view files, like "ejs" for index.ejs or "html" for index.html
app.engine('html', altai.renderFile);
app.set(`view engine`, `html`)Or you can render altai HTML with
await altai.render(`<var>username</var>`,{
username: `Jhon Doe`
})Features
"Render" scripts
EJS
<% console.log("Hello, World!") %>altai
<script render>
console.log("Hello, World!")
</script>Extra attributes can be passed along with render such as:
outlike<%=unsafelike<%-whenoutis passed
Or, to make it shorter:
rforrenderoforoutrofor both
So, to render out some text:
<script ro>
`Hello, ${username}!`
</script>ejs instead of script is also valid, and automatically enables render.
<ejs out>
`Hello, ${username}!`
</ejs>Easy variable embedding
altai overrides the pretty much unused HTML element <var> for easy embedding of EJS variables.
<h1>
<var>username</var>
</h1>Easy template embedding
The <include> or <use> tag paired with a src can replace EJS's template embedding.
<include src="views/template.ejs" />Keep in mind that included files will act like regular EJS templates and not have altai
Closing tag... tag
A peeve of mine is typing in <% } %> to end something like <% if(true){ %>.
Instead, with altai you can do a simple <}>.