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expressive-template

v1.0.0

Published

A simple templating engine that's allows for the template replacements to be tracked as text ranges

Downloads

19

Readme

Expressive Template

Overview

The intention of this project was to write a simple template engine that allows for template changes to be easily tracked. Making it easy to see what text range was replaced/rendered.

Getting Started

npm install -S expressive-template

JavaScript Examples

Render a template and view the first rendered expression's text range

const {renderTemplateExpressionsWithContext} = require('expressive-template');

const results = renderTemplateExpressionsWithContext('\n{{ first }}\n, {{ name }}', {
    first: 'Hey',
    name: 'Jason'
});

console.log(results.text); // '\nHey\n, Jason'

console.log(results.expressions[0].getCurrentRange()); // [ { column: 0, line: 1 }, { column: 0, line: 2 } ]

A basic template render

const {renderTemplate} = require('expressive-template');

const results = renderTemplate('Hello, {{ name }}', {name: 'Jason'});

console.log(results); // Hello, Jason