es6-ember-template-compiler-brunch v0.1.0

es6-ember-template-compiler-brunch

A Brunch plugin for compiling Ember handlebars templates to ES6 modules which are then transpiled to javascript. This performs an equivalent pipeline to Ember-CLI and uses the same ember-template-compiler and es6-module-transpiler.

This plugin leverages my other plugin es6-module-transpiler-js-brunch to provide transpiling of the resulting ES6 Javascript. It is necessary to leverage plugins this way as the es6-transpiler currently does not allow more than one node module to require it. :(

Motivation

I am currently using this plugin to provide ember-cli equivalent ES6 module transpiling for handlebars templates but using brunch instead of ember-cli/broccoli because performance regressions (as at 14 Sep 2014) render it unusable.

This plugin was influenced by ember-template-compiler-brunch but intended to be 100% compatible with what Ember-CLI generates (AMD based modules).

Usage

Install the plugin via npm with npm install --save es6-ember-template-compiler-brunch.

Or, do manual install:

• Add "es6-ember-template-compiler-brunch": "x.y.z" to package.json of your brunch app.
• If you want to use git version of plugin, add "es6-ember-template-compiler-brunch": "git+ssh://git@github.com:ahacking/es6-ember-template-compiler-brunch.git".

Configuration

The plugin has the following settings:

• precompile: Whether or not templates should be precompiled, default is true.
• wrapper: Specifies the module wrapper, eg 'amd' (default) or cjs'.
• moduleName: A function for mapping module names. This is useful for stripping off the 'app/' prefix and replacing with an application namespace as shown below so that template names are compatible with the new ember-resolver (as used in ember-cli).

It is important to disable the brunch module wrapper when using AMD as it interferes with the module wrapping performed by this plugin.

exports.config = 
  modules:
    wrapper: false
  templates:
    joinTo: 'app.js'
    moduleName: (path)-> path.replace /^app/', appName