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koa-nunjucks-render2

v1.0.2

Published

A simple nunjucks adapter for koa@2

Downloads

5

Readme

koa-nunjucks-render2

Node version Koajs deps

** Updated fork of koa-nunjucks-render https://github.com/ohomer/koa-nunjucks-render for use with latest [email protected] and Nodejs 7.x.x

Fast koa middleware for using nunjucks, that allows you to easily and efficiently render nunjucks templates.

If you're using nunjucks with koa, you'll find a few notable improvements over koa-views

  • Faster
  • Does not overwrite some of the rendering context variables (e.g. 'engine', 'cache')
  • Directly uses nunjucks, so you have to learn the abstraction idiosyncrasies. Like for instance when using koa-views there's two layers of caching, one for directly rendered file, but the included files use nunjucks caching. By default in development their behaviors diverge (nunjucks caches all files, but koa-views reloads the top level file each load).

Install

npm install --save koa-nunjucks-render2

Example usage:

var nunjucks = require('koa-nunjucks-render');

app.use(nunjucks('views', {
  ext: '.html',
  noCache: process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production',
  throwOnUndefined: true,
  filters: {
    json: function(str) {
      return JSON.stringify(str, null, 2);
    }
  },
  globals: {
    version: 'v8.0.1'
  },
  extensions: {
    MyExtension: new MyExtension()
  }
}));

Note: the configuration object is passed directly to nunjucks.

It adds the additional (onptioanl) configurations:

  • ext which allows you to specify a common suffix to your templates.
  • filters an object of filter names and filters functions
  • globals an object of globals to add
  • extensions an object of extensions to add

And using it is also very clean:

  app.use(async ctx => {
    await ctx.render('template', {
         message: 'Hello World!',
         engine: 'Thomas The Tank'
         helicopter: true
       });
  });