handlebars-subexpression-helpers
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Some simple yet useful subexpression helpers for handlebars
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handlebars-subexpression-helpers
Some simple yet useful subexpression helpers for handlebars
From the Handlebars docs:
{{outer-helper (inner-helper 'abc') 'def'}}
To make your life easier I created a set of simple and useful helpers for Handlebars which can exclusively be used as subexpression-helpers.
Usage
Node.js
npm install handlebars-subexpression-helpers
Then you just need to require
the module and pass your Handlebars instance to the .register()
method:
var Handlebars = require('handlebars');
require('handlebars-subexpression-helpers').register(Handlebars);
Done. Now you can use all of the included helpers.
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If you don't need all helpers you can also require single helpers. All of them export a register()
method which expect your Handlebars instance to be passed:
var Handlebars = require('handlebars');
require("handlebars-subexpression-helpers/dist/lib/helpers/is-array").register(Handlebars);
require("handlebars-subexpression-helpers/dist/lib/helpers/typeof").register(Handlebars);
List of helpers
For a complete list, have a look at dist/lib/helpers.
While the filename is separated by dashes, the helper name itself is camelCase. So is-array.js
can be used as isArray
for example.