atjst

The cleanest JavaScript template you'll ever need.

Usage

const compile = require('atjst');
const render = compile('Hello @name!');
const output = render({ name: 'John' });
console.log(output); // => Hello John!

Syntax

Subtitution:

Hello @name!

Obviously cleaner than <%= name %>, {{ name }} or <name>, isn't it?

Expression:

Hello @{ firstName + ' ' + lastName }!

Highly inspired by JavaScript template literal.

The curly brackets inside might be nested but they must be balanced.

However, it also recognizes JavaScript string, comment and regular expression literals. Thus writing @{ '}' } or @{ /}/ } is perfectly fine.

Code:

@ for (let { name } of persons) {
  Hello @name!
@ }

At, space, then your code.

Comment:

@. This will be ignored.

Escape:

@@Override

Just in case.

JavaScript API

module.exports = (template: string) => (data: any) => string;

Install

npm install atjst

Build

npm run build