engine-cache

engine-cache

express inspired template-engine manager.

Install

Install with npm:

npm i engine-cache --save-dev

Usage

var engines = require('engine-cache');

API

engines

Create a new instance of Engines, optionally passing the default options to use.

• options {Object}: Default options to use.

Example:

var Engines = require('engine-cache')
var engines = new Engines()

.extend

Extend the options with the given obj.

• obj {Object}
• returns {Object} engines: to enable chaining.

engines.extend('a', true)
engines.extend('a')
// => true

.option

Set or get an option.

• key {String}
• value {*}
• returns {Object} engines: to enable chaining.

engines.option('a', true)
engines.option('a')
// => true

.register

Register the given view engine callback fn as ext.

• ext {String}
• fn {Function|Object}: or options
• options {Object}
• returns {Object} engine: to enable chaining

var consolidate = require('consolidate')
engines.register('hbs', consolidate.handlebars)

.load

Load an object of engines onto the cache. Mostly useful for testing, but exposed as a public method.

• engines {Object}
• returns {Object} Engines: to enable chaining.

engines.load(require('consolidate'))

.get

Return the engine stored by ext. If no ext is passed, the entire cache is returned.

• ext {String}: The engine to get.
• returns {Object}: The specified engine.

var consolidate = require('consolidate')
engine.set('hbs', consolidate.handlebars)
engine.get('hbs')
// => {render: [function], renderFile: [function]}

.clear

Remove ext from the cache, or if no value is specified the entire cache is reset.

Example:

engines.clear()

Author

Jon Schlinkert

• github/jonschlinkert
• twitter/jonschlinkert

License

Copyright (c) 2014 Jon Schlinkert, contributors.
Released under the MIT license

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