lazy-template  

> Create template strings that are lazy and reusable.

``js
const lazy = require('lazy-template')

// Create a lazy template string.
const greet = lazyHello ${0}. How is ${1}?
// Use the returned function to compile.

greet([ 'Earth', 'the weather' ])
// => 'Hello Earth. How is the weather?'

greet([ 'Mars', 'Jamen' ])
// => 'Hello Mars. How is Jamen?'
`

This module is built with pixie. You can use array indexes or object keys for the points. Or just provide a different compile function all together.

Installation

`sh
$ npm install --save lazy-template
`

Usage

$3

Create a lazy template string. Returns a compile function, which when called returns the concatenated string.

`javascript
// Using array indexes:
const compile = lazyHello ${0}. How are ${1}?

// Using object keys:
const compile = lazyHello ${'world'}. How is ${'thing'}?
`

$3

Compile the "lazy string" using some data. Returns resulting string.

- data (Array|Object): Data to use in your template.
- compile (Function): A custom function to replace pixie.compile

`js
const compile = lazyHello ${0}.
compile([ 'Earth' ])
// => 'Hello Earth.'

const compile = lazyHello ${'world'}.
compile({ world: 'Mars' });
// => 'Hello Mars.'

const compile = lazyHello ${0}. How is ${1}?
compile([ 'Pluto', 'Jamen' ], function (template, data) {
// Compile template and data
// Return result
})
``

License

MIT © Jamen Marz