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freemarker2js-loader

v1.0.1

Published

webpack loader for freemarker2js

Downloads

2

Readme

freemarker2js-loader

webpack loader for freemarker2js

Install

  • npm install freemarker2js-loader --save-dev

How to use

webpack config

rules: [{
    test: /\.ftl$/,
    use: {
        loader: 'freemarker2js-loader'
    }
}

freemarker (demo.ftl)

<#--begin city -->
<a <#if link??>href="${link}"</#if>>
<div class="address">${address}</div>
<div class="pop">
    <#--begin aggre -->
        <span>${count}</span><div>${label}</div>
    <#--end aggre -->
    <#if price != ''>
    <div class="price">${price}</div>
    </#if>
</div>
</a>
<#--end city -->

*NOTICE: the "<#--begin {name} -->" and "<#--end {name} -->" must appear in pairs, and the names behind must be consistent, allowing nesting.

javascript

import Aggre from 'demo.ftl?part=aggre';
import City from 'demo.ftl?part=city';

$('.aggre').html(Aggre({
    count: 226,
    label: 'freemarker2js'
}));

*NOTICE: If the "es6" property in webpack is FALSE, you can encode the "var Aggre = require('demo.ftl?part=aggre')" to export the function

options

  • format: function(js, freemarker2js) {}

    You can further formatting the JS string that is formed by the transformation.

  • es6: true

    The default export format is "export default ...", when this property is set to true, the export format is "module.exports = ...".

LICENSE

MIT