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1.4.2 (2021-11-18)
- feat: add supports for require of JS and JSON data files in pug at compile time, e.g.:
- var someData = require('some-data.json'); each item in someData p= item.anyProperty - fix: issues by samples
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1.4.0 (2021-11-16)
- feat: add the option
esModuleto enable/disable ES modules syntax in generated JS modules - refactor: code improvements
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1.3.0 (2021-11-15)
- feat: the
rendermethod has been improved. Now the method render a pug into HTML really at compile time without limitations for resolving an embedded resource. This method do same result as any other pug-loader + html-loader, even faster, generate smaller code and with all that not need an additional loader. - refactor: improve code
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1.2.0 (2021-11-12)
- feat: add the new loader method
htmlto render the template function into pure HTML string,
this method require additional loader, e.g.html-loader - chore: add directory with samples for usage this loader with Angular Component
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1.1.0 (2021-11-10)
- feat: added supports for usage of
compileorrendermethods in JavaScript:- added loader option
method: render|compileto render into HTML or compile into a template function all templates required in js file - in the js require() can be used the query parameter
?pug-renderto render the pug template directly into HTML, independent of loader optionmethod,
e.g.const html = require('template.pug?pug-render') - in the js require() query can be used the query parameter
?pug-compileto compile the pug template into a template function, independent of loader optionmethod,
e.g.const tmpl = require('template.pug?pug-compile')
- added loader option
- feat: added the passing a custom data into a template at compile time:
- added loader option
data: {}to pass a data into all templates at compile time, e.g. useful for the i18n data - in the js require () query you can use URL
key=valueor JSON{key:value}parameters to pass them into the template at compile time,
e.g.const tmpl = require('template.pug?key1=value1&{"key2":"value2","key3":"value3"}')
- added loader option
- chore: update dependencies in package.json