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scarletsframe-compiler

v0.6.27

Published

A compiler for ScarletsFrame

Downloads

82

Readme

ScarletsFrame Compiler.js

A compiler for ScarletsFrame.

This compiler depend on Gulp and BrowserSync.

If you arrived to this repository from no where, please visit the default project template for getting started.

If you're using Sublime Text, always change your text encoding into Unix.

Getting started experimenting with the compiler

If you're new with the .sf file extension, please follow the instruction on here.

After you cloned this project you will need to install the required dependency.

$ npm i

The original .sf compiler is inside the /src folder. sfcompiler.js is a script that constructing some Gulp tasks for your project to help compiling .js, .scss, .html file.

For testing the generation of .css, .js from compiling .sf file you can use this command.

$ npm test

The .css, .js file will be generated into ./tests/generated.css and ./tests/generated.js.

Macro

For ## html.

To append the content of ## html into the document body you can add .append-to-body attribute to the fence.

## html.append-to-body
<div>
	Hello <span>world</span>
</div>

For ## js-*.

To get current file path relative to your source folder you can use #this.path on the JavaScript code.

## js-global
sf.component('my-elem', {template: #this.path}, function(){
	console.log("Hello from", #this.path);
});

Feel free to fill an issue or pull request if you have a question or improvement.