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common-hjs

v0.2.0

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Compiles hogan templates into html using a common base template

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common-hjs

Collects up partials and layouts and punts them through a base template

Getting Started

npm i common-hjs
hulk compile -b src/views/base.hjs \
  -d data.json \
  -p 'src/{common,bundles}/**/*.hjs' \
  -o dist

This will compile the templates, using base.hjs as a base, it will then search the glob specified with -p for index.hjs files to use as layouts and everything else will become a partial for use within the base or the layouts. -d specifies the data to render the templates with.

## Example

.
└── src
    ├── bundles
    │   ├── bundleA
    │   │   ├── component.hjs
    │   │   └── index.hjs
    │   └── bundleB
    │       └── index.hjs
    ├── common
    │   └── header.hjs
    └── views
        └── base.hjs

Given this file structure the templates would get grouped like this:

// Partials
component
header

// Layouts
bundleA/index
bundleB/index

// Base
base

The filenames are currently important and partials should have unique names or common-hjs will complain when trying to compile them. The layouts are all called index but this doesn’t matter because they get added to the partials as a body only when rendering the base template. Currently only one base can be specified per compile.

<!-- base -->
<body>
  {{> header }}
  <h1>Base</h1>
  {{> body }}
</body>
<!-- bundleA -->
<section>
  <h2>Bundle A</h2>
  {{> component }}
</section>
<!-- bundleB -->
<section>
  <h2>Bundle B</h2>
</section>

These file contents would all render out pretty much as you would probably expect, where bundleA and bundleB get inserted as the body and all the other partials use their naked filename to include them.

Putting partials inside bundles is incredibly useful and having this naming restriction is pretty rubbish, so that’s on the todo list. For now a bit of namespacing and you’re all good.

Templates can be accessed from anywhere so they’re effectively global, ditto for the data you’re passing in. Another roadmap item is merging json files to allow some data separation, pull requests welcomed.

Enjoy responsibly!