Package Exports
- pixie
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Readme
A lightweight, pluggable, and browser/node-compatible templating engine.
Pixie is a simple templating library, where expressions are points where new data goes (such as {{foobar}}). You can plug in custom engines into Pixie in order to interpret these expressions however you want. This allows you to build syntax and semantics inside of templates in a modular way. Pixie itself is very lightweight, since it only provides the tools necessary to inject data and interpret the expressions. It also works inside both the browser or Node.js.
Installation
$ npm install --save pixieUsable inside of the browser with Browserify/Webpack/other bundlers.
Usage
const pixie = require('pixie');
// - Rendering
pixie.render(
'Hello {{world}}',
{world: 'foo'}
);
// => 'Hello foo'
// - Parsing
pixie.parse('Hello {{world}}');
// => { partials: ['Hello ', ''], expressions: ['world'] }
// - Compiling
pixie.compile(
{ partials: ['Hello', ''], expressions: ['world'] },
{ world: 'Earth' }
);
// => 'Hello Earth'See docs for more information.
Credits
- Thanks to Dustin for designing logo.
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| Jamen Marzonie |