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derby-yamlpages

v0.0.1

Published

Flexible flatpages for derby.js based on yaml syntax

Downloads

2

Readme

derby-yamlpages

Install

npm install derby-yamlpages

Add to the end of the lib/server/index.js:

require('derby-yamlpages').sync({
    model: store.createModel()
});

Add to the end of the lib/app/index.js:

app.get('*', require('derby-yamlpages').router);

Put your content to the content/yamlpages/. Note that you need to replace / in page url to | in its file name. For example: /my/page/ => |my|page|.yml

Put your templates to the `views/app/' directory.

Content example

Content files uses yaml syntax and it can contains any variables, for example:

title: my page
body: |
    # Page
    You can use `markdown` syntax.

Templates

Default template named yamlpage__default.html. Put it to the views/app/ directory:

<Title:>
  {{_page.data.title}}

<Body:>
  {{unescaped _page.data.body}}

You can change template with __template variable in content file.

Converters

Converters uses for data transformations. For example, default converter transforms body from markdown to html. You can pass your own converters to the derby-yamlpages.sync.