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ejs-cli

v2.2.3

Published

ejs compile client.

Downloads

6,767

Readme

ejs-cli

ejs compile client.

install

from npm

npm -g install ejs-cli

from github

git clone git://github.com/fnobi/ejs-cli.git

usage

Options:
  -h, --help      show this help.                               [boolean]  [default: false]
  -f, --file      give ejs template file path.                  [string]
  -b, --base-dir  base directory that -f is relative to.        [string]  [default: "./"]
  -e, --exclude   file/directory names to exclude               [string] [space separated if more than one]
  -o, --out       file to write compiled.                       [string]
  -O, --options   option variables (file path or JSON string).  [string]

examples

ejs-cli "*.ejs" --out dest/ --options options.json
# renders the *.ejs files in the current working directory and outputs compiled files to dest/
ejs-cli --base-dir src/ "*.ejs" --out dest/
# renders the *.ejs files in src/ and outputs compiled files to dest/
ejs-cli --base-dir src/ "**/*.ejs" --out dest/
# renders the *.ejs files in src/ and its subdirectories and outputs compiled files to dest/

Make sure to quote the file pattern, otherwise, your shell will expand it before it is passed to ejs-cli. This behaviour would prevent ejs-cli from walking down the tree in this latest exemple.

ejs-cli --base-dir src/ "**/*.ejs" --exclude "partials/" --out dest/
# exclude any "partials" directory from rendering
cat example.ejs | ejs-cli example.ejs > example.html