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t2js

v5.0.5

Published

[NodeJS] String templates to JS.

Downloads

26

Readme

T2JS

[nodejs] A simple templating engine inspired in PHP.

Install

npm install t2js

Example

var t2js = require('t2js');

var tpl = `
THE MEANING OF LIFE IS: <?
var x = 42;
function meaning(n) {
    =?>\${n}<?
}?>\${meaning(x)}
`;

var out = t2js(tpl);
console.log(out);

console.log(eval(out));

Usage

The idea is to write the templates like PHP does, except that the reult is not printed on screen, but returned for you to be processed as needed.

Every time some code is found inside the tags (JS tags), the content will be treated as JavaScript. Everything outside those tags, will be appended to a variable and returned at the end.

If a !?> tag is found, the content will not be appended to the global string, but treated as a stand alone string.

If a =?> tag is found, the content will not be appended to the global string, but treated as a returned value instead.

If a <?= tag is found, the content will be concatenated to the string. Also, you can concatenate using the tags ${ and } (String tags);

The tags can be configured passing the options to the t2js function:

// Change them by any other you want
t2js(tpl, {
    j1: '<?',
    j2: '?>',
    s1: '${',
    s2: '}'
});

That's it.