How simple can it be to do an Ajax-Request, get JSON and put this into a template? Simple and lightweight: 3 KB!
ajt('http://yourapi.com/getjson', 'theTemplate', function (html) {
document.getElementById('placeholder').innerHTML = html;
});
and your template is a vanillaJS compiled jade template :) - does that sound sweet? It does!
h2= value1
code= value2
That it, simple and intuitiv!
ajt is looking for three parameters, the request URL, the templateID and the callback. Everything else is done by ajt.js.
You can eitherway bundle it by using the node module, or the command line:
var ajt = require('ajt');
var js = ajt(__dirname + '/jadeTemplates', './optionalOutputfilename.js');
// ...
$ ajt -t jadeTemplates -o myoutput.js
or
$ ajt -t jadeTemplates
You even can do:
$ ajt -t jadeTemplates -t moreTemplates -o myoutput.js
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The npm package ajt receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, ajt popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ajt 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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