ectify

ectify is a Browserify transformer for creating modules of pre-compiled ECT templates. With npm as a local development dependency:

npm install --save-dev ectify

Configuration

All options given to ectify will be passed to ECT().

** Note that only open and close options are supported. Use all other options at your own risk.

The transform is only be applied to .ect or .html files.

Usage

In templates/main.ect:

<p>I like <%- @noun %></p>

In example/main.js:

var template = require('templates/main.ect');
$('#main').html( template({ noun: 'red bull' }) );

Compiles to:

<p>I like red bull</p>

Transformed Samples

Template source:

  <div>
    <p><%- "i like red bull" %></p>
      </div>


<div>
  i also like cat gifs
</div>

Compiled:

var ect = require('ect')({
  root: {
    template: '(' + function __ectTemplate(__ectTemplateContext, __ectFileInfo, include, content, block) {var __ectContainer, __ectExtended, __ectOutput, ref;__ectExtended = false;__ectOutput = '  <div>\n    <p>' + (__ectFileInfo.line = 2, '') + ((ref = "i like red bull") != null ? ref : '') + '</p>\n      </div>\n\n\n<div>\n  i also like cat gifs\n</div>';if (!__ectExtended) {  return __ectOutput;} else {  __ectContainer = __ectTemplateContext.load(__ectParent);  __ectFileInfo.file = __ectContainer.file;  __ectFileInfo.line = 1;  __ectTemplateContext.childContent = __ectOutput;  return __ectContainer.compiled.call(this, __ectTemplateContext, __ectFileInfo, include, content, block);}} + ');'
  }
});

module.exports = function(data) {
  return ect.render('template', data);
};