gulp-template-store

#gulp-template-store A gulp plugin for storing all of your lodash templates in a single cache file.

this.tmpl = {
  "test/templates/a": function(obj) {
    obj || (obj = {});
    var __t, __p = '', __e = _.escape;
    with (obj) {
      __p += '<div>' +
      __e( a ) +
      '</div>';
    }
    return __p
  }
};

##Install Install using npm

npm install gulp-template-store

##Example use

var gulp = require('gulp'),
  tmplStore = require('gulp-template-store')
  sources = {
    templates: 'src/html/templates/**/*.html'
  },
  destinations = {
    tmpl: './tmp/'
  };
gulp.task('templates:compile', function() {
  return gulp.src(sources.templates)
    .pipe(tmplStore({
      name: 'templates.js',
      variable: 'this.templateCache'
      base: 'src/html/'
      options: {
        interpolate: /{{([\s\S]+?)}}/g
      }
    }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest(destinations.tmp));
})

The featured example will generate a single file named templates.js containing all template files as keyed lodash template functions contained within an object named this.templateCache. All keys under the file will be based to src/html. In addition, the templates will also evaluate Handlebars style interpolation({{}}) as that has been passed in as an option.

A possible output from say the files src/html/templates/a.html and src/html/templates/b.html would be;

this.templateCache = {
  "templates/a": [function Function],
  "templates/b": [function Function]
}

##Options

• name: string - defines the filename for outputted template file.
• variable: string - defines the variable that shall be used to define the templates object. By default, this is this.tmpl.
• base: string - defines the base directory to generate key names from. By default, this is the root of the repo where your gulpfile is located.
• options: object - defines an object containing options that will be passed to the lodash template compiler. Supported options are interpolate, imports and variable.

##Contributing Contributions are welcome. Feel free to submit a PR or open an issue if there's something you think is missing.

##License MIT

@jh3y 2015