handlebarsify v1.1.0

handlebarsify

Transform handlebars template for browserify. It's well tested, stable and fast.

Usage

Npm install first:

    npm install handlebarsify handlebars

Then whip up a main.js which require a handlebars template tmp.handlebars:

var tmpl = require('./tmpl.handlebars');
console.log(tmpl({
    name: 'pw'
});

And tmpl.handlebars can be:

hello {{name}}.

CLI usage

Use -t flag of browserify to use it:

browserify -t handlebarsify main.js > main.bundle.js

API usage

var handlebarsify = require('handlebarsify');
var browserify = require('browserify');
var b = browserify('./main.js');

b.transform(handlebarsify);
b.bundle().pipe(fs.createWriteStream('./main.bundle.js'));

Configure

use handlebarsify.create(options) to get a configured transformer:

var handlebarsify = require('handlebarsify').create({
    extensions: ['.handlebars', '.hbs'],
    module: 'handlebars/dist/cjs/handlebars.runtime'
});

// ...

b.transform(handlebarsify);

Support options:

• extensions: handlebars file extension name list. [default: ['.handlebars', '.hbs']]
• module: module path which point to handlebars or handlebars.runtime. [default: 'handlebars/dist/cjs/handlebars.runtime']
• If module is null, handlebarsify will not require any handlebars module. This is useful when you have a global Handlebars in page.

Coming soon

• SourceMap

License

MIT