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@manekinekko/angular-twig
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This (WIP...) experiment is an attempt to add Twig templating support for Angular2
import {Twig} from 'angular2-twig';
The @Twig
decorator supersedes the @Component()
decorator.
templateUrl
@Twig({
templateUrl: 'templates/field--comment.html.twig',
// -or- template: '',
context: {
title: 'Angular2 ❤ Twig',
content_1: 'content 1',
content_2: 'content 2'
},
selector: '#block-content',
})
export class AppComponent {}
template
@Twig({
template: `
<section>
{% if title %}
<h2>{{ title }}</h2>
{% endif %}
{{ content_1 }}
{% if content_2 %}
{{ content_2 }}
{% endif %}
</section>
`,
context: {
title: 'Angular2 ❤ Twig',
content_1: 'content 1',
content_2: 'content 2'
},
selector: '#block-content',
})
export class AppComponent {}
Checkout this plnkr for a quick demo.
The Twig templates are parsed using (a modified version of) the twig.js library from @justjohn. All credits go to him for the parser.
The MIT License
FAQs
Twig template engine support for Angular
We found that @manekinekko/angular-twig demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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