barbe

barbe

Like mustache, but simple, tiny and fast.

:cloud: Installation

$ npm i --save barbe

:clipboard: Example

const barbe = require("barbe");

// Use {curly braces}, which is default
console.log(barbe("Hello {world}!", {
    world: "Mars"
}));
// => "Hello Mars!"

// Different separators
console.log(barbe("Hello <world>!", ["<", ">"], {
    world: "World"
}));
// => "Hello World!"

// Use a function instead of a string
console.log(barbe("Hello ###world##!", ["###", "##"], {
    world: function () {
        return "Sun";
    }
}));
// => "Hello Sun!"

// Use a function instead of a string
console.log(barbe("Hello {{worlds.pluto}} from {{worlds.earth}}!", ["{{", "}}"], {
    worlds: {
        pluto: function () {
            return "Pluto";
        }
      , earth: "Earth"
    }
}));
// => "Hello Pluto from Earth!"

:memo: Documentation

barbe(text, arr, data)

Renders the input template including the data.

Params

• String text: The template text.
• Array arr: An array of two elements: the first one being the start snippet (default: "{") and the second one being the end snippet (default: "}").
• Object data: The template data.

Return

• String The rendered template.

:yum: How to contribute

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:scroll: License

MIT © Ionică Bizău