Broccoli plugin to compile Underscore templates to ES6 modules.
npm install broccoli-underscore-template-compiler``bash`
npm install -D broccoli-underscore-template-compiler
`javascript
var compileTemplates = require('broccoli-underscore-template-compiler');
var templatesTree = compileTemplates('templates', {
description: 'TemplateCompiler (appTemplates)'
});
`
Given the following input:
`html`
<%- message %>
This plugin will produce an ES6 module equivalent to:
`javascript
export var firstTemplate = _.extend(_.template('\n <%- message %>\n'), {
metadata: {
notes: 'This is my first template'
}
});
export default {
firstTemplate: firstTemplate
};
`
Each in the source file will be available as a field in the module'smetadata
default export, as well as an exported variable of the same name, with any data
attributes on the template available under a hash hanging off of the
resulting function.
The templates produced by this filter are just the output of Underscore's _.template function, so you can use them as their documentation suggests:
`js`
var helloTemplate = _.template("hello: <%= name %>");
helloTemplate({ name: 'moe' });
//=> "hello: moe"
The exported template function is exposed from the compiled module, e.g.
`html`
hello: <%= name %>
`js`
import { helloTemplate } from 'templates/my-templates';
helloTemplate({ name: 'moe' });
//=> "hello: moe"
---
options.extensions {Array} (Optional, default ['html']`)
The file extensions which should be read and compiled as templates.
This project is distributed under the MIT license.