template-parser

Installation

npm install template-parser --save

Features

With this module you can use templates with handlebars to load data dynamically, imagine you have a help.hbs file and have a file with the same name help.json, you can use the data that you have stored in help.json and parse it into help.hbs

Example

• project_folder
• templates
  • hbs
    • help.hbs
  • json
    • help.json
• main.js
• package.json

help.json

    { "name" : "Joel" }

help.hbs

    My name is : {{name}}

var template = require('template-parser');

var test = template.parse('help');
console.log(test);

Using another template folder?

var template = require('template-parser');

var test = template.parse('help', { template_dir : 'other' });
console.log(test);

Using another hbs folder?

var template = require('template-parser');

var test = template.parse('help', { hbs_dir : 'other' });
console.log(test);

Using another json folder?

var template = require('template-parser');

var test = template.parse('help', { json_dir : 'other' });
console.log(test);

Want to contribute?

All help are more than welcome!

Pre-requesites

• node.js.
• Gulp.
• Mocha it's fun.

Development Workflow

1. Fork this respository.
2. Clone your fork and create a feature branch from develop. git clone git@github.com:/template-parser.git git fetch origin git checkout dev git checkout -b feature-<new_feature>
3. Install development dependencies. npm install
4. Code and be happy!
5. Test your code using Mocha.
6. Submit a pull request and thanks.

Questions? Hit me.

Tests

To run all tests:

npm test

Credits

template-parser was created by Joel A. Jaime for the world.