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sambal

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Sambal

Intro

Build fast and SEO friendly website with RxJs. Run inside a nodejs web server or CLI script. No new template syntax to learn, just pure Javascript template literal. Support schema.org vocabularies and json-ld (json linked data) format.

Installation

npm install --save-dev sambal

Or use with Sambal CLI for integrated dev server, javascript bundling, and static site generation

Example

const {template, render, pushSchemaOrgJsonLd, toSchemaOrgJsonLd, loadJsonLd, toHtml} = require("sambal");
const {from} = require("rxjs");
const {map} = require("rxjs/operators");

from(['https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1843866'])
.pipe(loadJsonLd())                                                                    // load json-ld from url or local drive.  Supports html, json, md, or yml
.pipe(map(data => data[0]))
.pipe(pushSchemaOrgJsonLd(d => toSchemaOrgJsonLd(d, "Movie")))                         // Add schema.org json-ld metadata to your HTML doc
.pipe(render(({css, name, actor}) => {
    const classes = css.style({                                                        // jss instance injected into render function
        actor: {
            "font-style": "italic"
        }
    });
                                                                                       // render HTML using javascript template literal
    return template`                                                                  
        <html>
            <body>
                <h1>Movie name: ${name}</h1>
                ${actor.map(a => (template`
                    <span class="${classes.actor}">${a.name}</span>
                `))}
            </body>
        </html>
    `;
}))
.pipe(toHtml())
.subscribe(d => console.log(d));