A development tool for f2e
$ npm install -g fengine
if you have installed fengine, you can run fengine by command:
$ fengine
and use:
$ fengine -h
for help.
you can config server by fengine.yml under server root:
port: # default: null
80
base: # default: process.cwd
/html
layout: # default: null
/layout/layout.html
data: # default: {server, dirname, filename, extname}
version:
0.0.1
watch: # default: ['.htm', '.html'], .htm and .html always be watched
- .xml
- .tpl
tags: # default {data: ['{{', '}}'], directive: ['<!--', '-->']}
data:
- {{
- }}
directive:
- <!--
- -->
port: server port. {Number}
base: the base dir of where the file transform start. {String}
layout: default layout file. {String}
data: the data of template. {Object}
watch: the extname of file want to be transform. {Array}
tags: the tags of file template engine. {Object}
FAQs
A development tool for f2e.
We found that fengine 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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