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broccoli-pug

v0.0.4

Published

`broccoli-pug` compiles or renders `pug` templates.

Downloads

4

Readme

broccoli-pug

broccoli-pug compiles or renders pug templates.

Because of Broccoli's design, this plugin is unable to resolve relative imports to files outside of its input nodes. The workaround for this is to move all relative imports into the input nodes (e.g. using broccoli-funnel and then broccoli-merge). Note that imports must be in the same input node; it is not sufficient to simply include imports as a separate input node. You can do this by combining nodes using broccoli-merge.

Usage

var pug = require('broccoli-pug');
var html = pug([inputTree1, inputTree2], {
  render: true
  pugOptions: {
    // ...
  }
});

pug(inputs, options)

inputs is an array of input Broccoli nodes.

options is an optional object specifying plugin options.

options.render is a boolean. If true, broccoli-pug will render templates to HTML rather than compiling to a JS function.

options.pugOptions specifies options for the pug compiler. It is passed directly to the compiler.

Contributing

I would love if anybody could contribute some tests to this repository. Feel free to leave PRs, test or otherwise.

License

Copyright 2016 Lehao Zhang. Released to the general public under the terms of the ISC license.