papilio-nunjucks

papilio-nunjucks

API

var nunjucks = require('papilio-nunjucks');
nunjucks(base)
.filter('stringify', JSON.stringify)
.engine('.vm', function(name) {
  // .vm file retrun empty string
  return '';
})
.engine('.css', function(file) {
  // css wraped with style tag
  var str = fs.readFileSync(file).toString();
  return '<style>\n' + str + '</style>';
})
.use(function(schema) {
  return getData(schema);
}, function(schema) {
  return [
    '<div class="tag" data-schema="' + schema + '">',
    '</div>'
  ];
})
.render('index.html')

async render tag

You could use methd yield() to change render method retrun an promise, so you can pass an generator function to use method, like this:

nunjucks(base)
.yield()
.use(function*() {
  var data = yield Promise.resolve({name: 'inner'});
  return data;
})
.render('use/html.html').then(function(ret) {
  ret.trim()
  .should
  .eql('<div> inner </div>');
})
.catch(done);

In koa, you can write code like this:

var view = nunjucks(base).yield().use(this.services.getData);
return yield view.render(xx.html)

use tag

Add a custom tag support

{% use 'schemas/shop.js' %}
  {{title}} is {{url}} {{img}}
{% enduse %}

The template wraped by use tag, then, those template context will be the use method return value.

Such as use 'schemas/shop' return an object {title: 1, url: 2, img: 3}, then use tag render as 1 is 2 3.

When use tag return a array, template render just like for loop. Each loop run, the template context will change to the current array item object. Also you can use loop local variable.

You can see more example as code test/extention.test.js.