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minimal-dust

v1.0.0

Published

Zero-dependency variation of dustjs-linkedin and dustjs-helpers

Downloads

4

Readme

minimal-dust

This package is a simple re-packaging of dustjs-linkedin and dustjs-helpers with minimal modifications to streamline loading as a node module with no dependencies.

The primary motivation for this is to remove the dependencies which were only being used for the dustc CLI and introduced many nested dependencies which are frequent sources of security warnings.

Usage

This module is a drop-in replacement for the simple server-side usage of [email protected] with dustjs-linkedin included.

If you are using dustjs-helpers to load dustjs-linkedin and have something like this in your code:

//...
var dust = require('dustjs-helpers');
//...

Then all you need to do is replace it with minimal-dust like so:

//...
var dust = require('minimal-dust');
//...

And then replace the dependencies:

npm uninstall --save dustjs-helpers dustjs-linkedin
npm install --save minimal-dust

For API and other similar documentation, see the official dustjs docs at http://www.dustjs.com/

License

dust-helpers.js and the dustjs template engine are used under the terms of an MIT license, Copyright (c) 2010 Aleksander Williams.