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hoganify

v0.2.0

Published

Browserify transform for precompiling Mustache templates using Hogan

Downloads

445

Readme

hoganify

Mustache precompiler transform plugin for Browserify, using Hogan.js as the compiler. Highly inspired by hbsfy.

Compiles Mustache templates to CommonJS modules. The compiled templates only have one copy of the Hogan.js compiler.

Usage

Install hoganify locally to your project:

npm install --save hoganify

You will also need Hogan.js installed:

npm install --save hogan.js

Then use it as Browserify transform module with -t:

browserify -t hoganify main.js > bundle.js

Or through grunt-browserify using the transform option:

browserify: {
  options: {
    transform: ['hoganify']
  }
}

In your CommonJS code you simply require files with .hogan, .mustache or .ms extensions:

var template = require('widget.mustache');
document.body.innerHTML = template.render({ title: "Hulk" });

Options

By default templates are precompiled, but a --live option can be supplied to compile templates at runtime:

browserify -t [ hoganify --live ] main.js > bundle.js

Or again, through grunt-browserify:

browserify: {
  options: {
    transform: [['hoganify', { live: true }]]
  }
}

If you want to support other extensions than the default ones, you can use the --ext option with one or more comma separated extensions:

browserify -t [ hoganify --ext .html,.hg ] main.js > bundle.js

Or similarly in grunt-browserify:

browserify: {
  options: {
    transform: [['hoganify', { ext: '.html,.hg' }]]
  }
}

Changelog

0.2.0

  • Support for --ext option

0.1.1

  • Minor README update

0.1.0

  • Initial release