Get all templates files (reqursively) from the directory and write it's contents to JSON. So if you had, for example, file /javascripts/templates/index/head.mustache, you would be able to find you template in var TEMPLATES.index.head (in dest file).
All, but if you can get it out from JSON.
install via npm
npm install grunt-jstemplater
and in your grunt.js file:
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-jstemplater');
Create a template
task in your grunt config. Templater will guess the intended template engine based on the src
filename. Pass the engine
option to force a specific engine.
grunt.initConfig({
template: {
dist: {
src: 'public/javascripts/templates/**/*.mustache',
dest: 'public/javascripts/templates.js',
variables: {
name: 'TMPL',
staticPath: 'javascripts/templates'
}
}
},
...
});
run with:
grunt template
or for a specific target:
grunt template:dist
src
, dest
,are required. In variables you can pass 'name': the name of JSON, 'staticPath': folder where all you templates are.