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jayce

v0.1.3

Published

Another simple template engine. Just a little different

Downloads

3

Readme

Jayce

Another simple template engine. Just a little different.

Usage

npm install jayce
var jayce = require('jayce')
var render = jayce.compile(fs.readFileSync('path/to/your/template'))
var data = { ... }
var html = render(data)

Or render directly (recommend)

var jayce = require('jayce')
var data = { ... }
var html = jayce.render(data)

In browser, you can use jayce.min.js, support AMD, CMD, or global mode.

Syntax

Variable

Wrap with {}, and end with $.

<div>{content$}</div>

Filters

Make up your filter for variables like this:

jayce.filter('format', function (str) {
  // Your code here
})
<div>{content | format $}</div>

Condition

Wrap with {} too. And more like this:

<p>
  {user < 0?}
    negative
  {user == 0:?}
    zero
  {:?}
    positive
  {/?}
</p>

Traverse

Really simple: (Also support object)

<ul>
  {list, item, key@}
    <li>{key$}:{item$}</li>
  {/@}
</ul>

Html Entities encode

Default, all html entities in variables will be encoded. You can cancel by #:

<div>{#content$}</div>

Incorrect type

<div>{:?}</div>

Will not throw error, it will output:

<div>{:?}</div>

Develop

Now there are some simple test cases in ./test. Run:

npm test

TODO

  • Easier to debug.
  • Functional features.
  • More test.
  • More Benchmarks.
  • High preformance.