0.0.11 • Published 10 years ago
done-server-side-render v0.0.11
done-server-side-render
Server-side rendering for users of StealJS and CanJS.
Usage
var render = require("done-server-side-render")({
config: __dirname + "/public/package.json!npm",
main: "index.stache!"
});
render("/orders").then(function(html){
// Do something with `html`
});API
asset-register
A module used to register assets:
var register = require("asset-register");
register("module/name", "css", function(){
return HTMLElement;
});register(moduleName, type, assetMaker)
Register takes the moduleName to register, a type associated with it, and a function that when called returns an HTMLElement.
register(type, assetMaker)
If registering an asset not associated with a particular module, supply only the type and a function that when called returns an HTMLElement.
asset (helper)
When rendering in Node, a special asset helper is included. This is used to append assets within your template:
<html>
<head>
{{asset "css"}}
</head>
<body>
<can-import from="routes"/>
...
</body>
</html>In this example, all CSS (either <style> or <link> elements depending on whether you are in development or production.
{{asset type}}
Specify the type to insert. Assets can be registered with asset-register (docs above). Types provided natively by JavaScriptMVC:
- css: Inserts a
<style>or<link> - inline-cache: If using the can.AppMap will insert data fetched as part of the page lifecycle.
License
MIT