Tundra is a small, fast, customizable and easy to use template engine. It perfectly integrates with any back-end made in Js, even pure Nodejs.

Features

• Easy to learn and lightweight.

• Standard library with useful functions.

• Customizable syntax.

• Inheritance capabilities.

• Reusable code blocks.

And much more...

Code snippets

{{ print_variable }}

{! print_variable_without_escaping_it !}

{# comment #}

{% var code_inside_this_tags = true %}

~{{ escape_template_tags }}

@require(imported_view.html)

@spread(hello)

{[ spread hello ]}
{[ endspread ]}

@extends(parent_view.html)

{[ block name ]}
    {[ parent block_name ]}
{[ endblock ]}

Example

Rendering a view in pure Nodejs web server is this simple:

var http = require('http');
var Tundra = require('tundrajs');
var view = new Tundra();

http.createServer((req, res) => {
    view.render(res, '<p>{{ msg }}<p>', {
        msg: 'Hello World!',
    });

    res.end();
}).listen(8080);

Tests

To run the test suite, follow these steps:

1. Open your terminal and move to your Tundra folder.

2. Run npm update --save-dev to install the dependencies.

3. Run npm test.

Documentation

The documentation is available at the wiki page.

• General usage

• Standard library

• Syntax

• View inheritance

VSC Extension

There's a syntax highlighting extension of Tundra available for Visual Studio Code, download it here:

Tundra - Visual Studio Marketplace

Contributing

Any contribution or support to this project in the form of a issue, pull request or message will be highly appreciated. ❤️

You can read more about it right here. Don't be shy :)

License

Tundra is open-source software licensed under the MIT license.