npm install nicknick is a no-nonsense string templating engine written in 10 lines (plus 8 lines of optimization).
A browser build is available here. It is available globally as Nick.
* Installation
* Usage
* API
* Basic
* Custom Delimiters
* Benchmarks
``
$ npm i nick
`
nick(templateString, [delimiterRegex])
Anything inside a pair of delimiters will be a simple object access.
`js
var nick = require('nick');
// Create a reusable template function
var resume = nick('My name is { name }, and I am a { job } working at { company }. I have { years } years of experience in the field of { field }.');
var me = resume({
name: 'Haskell Curry',
job: 'logician',
company: 'λ Combinator',
years: 100,
field: 'combinatory logic'
});
// My name is Haskell Curry, and I am a logician working at λ Combinator. I have 100 years of experience in the field of combinatory logic.
`
nick also takes a regular expression as an optional second argument, which defines what delimiter is used for the template.
`js
var thing = nick('I like to do {{{{{adjective}}}}} things.', /[\{\}]{5}/);
var result = thing({ adjective: 'random' });
// I like to do random things.
`
The benchmarks were written with templates in the recommended style of their respective engines, profiling the performance of the example provided in Basic.
`
nick x 13,253,638 ops/sec ±0.88% (96 runs sampled)
lodash x 510,826 ops/sec ±0.23% (101 runs sampled)
doT x 12,309,561 ops/sec ±0.82% (98 runs sampled)
Handlebars x 2,196,357 ops/sec ±0.44% (99 runs sampled)