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engine-lodash

v0.8.2

Published

Lo-Dash engine, consolidate.js style but with enhancements. Works with Assemble, express.js, engine-cache or any application that follows consolidate.js conventions.

Downloads

762

Readme

engine-lodash NPM version Build Status

Lo-Dash engine, consolidate.js style but with enhancements. Works with Assemble, express.js, engine-cache or any application that follows consolidate.js conventions.

Install with npm

$ npm i engine-lodash --save

Usage

var lodash = require('engine-lodash');

API

.render

Lodash string support. Render the given str and invoke the callback callback(err, str).

Params

  • str {String}
  • options {Object|Function}: or callback.
  • callback {Function}

Example

var engine = require('engine-lodash');
engine.render('<%= name %>', {name: 'Jon'}, function (err, content) {
  console.log(content); //=> 'Jon'
});

.renderSync

Render Lo-Dash or underscore templates synchronously.

Params

  • str {Object}: The string to render.
  • options {Object}: Object of options.
  • returns {String}: Rendered string.

Example

var engine = require('engine-lodash');
engine.renderSync('<%= name %>', {name: 'Halle'});
//=> 'Halle'

.renderFile

Lodash file support. Render a file at the given filepath and callback callback(err, str).

Params

  • path {String}
  • options {Object|Function}: or callback function.
  • callback {Function}

Example

var engine = require('engine-lodash');
engine.renderFile('foo/bar/baz.tmpl', {name: 'Halle'});
//=> 'Halle'

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Authors

Jon Schlinkert

Brian Woodward

License

Copyright © 2014-2015 https://github.com/jonschlinkert Released under the MIT license.


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