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jade-bundle

v0.0.2

Published

Jade Templates Prerenderer

Downloads

2

Readme

Jade Templates Prerenderer

This tiny library allows you to render a set of Jade templates, so that you could place them anywhere on your page.

A typical example would be to bundle static snippets for use with client-side frameworks (like AngularJS):

each html, filename in bundle.cwd('pages').compile('admin/*')
  script(id=filename, type='text/ng-template')!= html

Note that Jade is synchronous, so on production this should be replaced with static HTML page. Again, this is where jade-bundle would come in handy.

Usage

Configure the JadeBundle object and place it in your locals:

var JadeBundle = require('jade-bundle');

app.use(function(req, res, next) {
  res.locals.bundle = new JadeBundle({
    basedir: '/path/to/views',
    locals: res.locals
  });
  next();
});

Now use it right inside your templates, like this:

# /path/to/views/index.html
each html, filename in bundle.cwd('templates').compile('**/*.jade')
  script(id=filename, type='text/ng-template')!= html

The cwd method was used above to make filenames relative to /path/to/views/templates directory.

Notes

  • The .jade extension is stripped from filename, so that you can append the desired one.

  • The filenames do not start with a slash. Feel free to prepend one, if you need it.

  • In production you might want to compile the Jade using grunt-contrib-jade. In most cases you can also place bundle into options.data and it will work like a charm.

License

You don't need one. Use at your own risk and be nice to others :)