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hbs-dedent-helper
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A simple handlebars helper to dedent blocks of text in handlebars.
Very often, when using block helpers our code would end up nested more than it should be. Which can be problematic for code-generators:
if (foo) {
{{#each items}}
console.log('{{.}}')
{{/each}}
}
generates something like:
if (foo) {
console.log('a');
console.log('b');
}
This is visually unappealing. In addition, for indentation sensitve languages this can break the code.
To solve this we provide two helpers:
dedent
helper:(Dedents a block of code by one level)
if (foo) {
{{#each items}}
{{#dedent}}
console.log('{{.}}')
{{/dedent}}
{{/each}}
}
One level defaults to 4 spaces. But this is configurable through setLevelSize & setLevelChar:
import {setLevelSize} from "hbs-dedent-helper";
// Configure dedent helper to use 1 tab
setLevelSize(1);
setLevelChar('\\t');
dedent-by
helper provides more control:if (foo) {
{{#dedent-by 2 "level"}}
{{#each items}}
console.log('{{.}}')
{{/each}}
{{/dedent-by}}
}
We can also explicitly use tabs or spaces:
if (foo) {
{{#dedent-by 8 "spaces"}}
{{#each items}}
console.log('{{.}}')
{{/each}}
{{/dedent-by}}
}
if (foo) {
{{#dedent-by 2 "tabs"}}
{{#each items}}
console.log('{{.}}')
{{/each}}
{{/dedent-by}}
}
npm install --save handlebars hbs-dedent-helper
import {register} from "hbs-dedent-helper";
register();
FAQs
A set of simple handlebars helpers to help with indentation
The npm package hbs-dedent-helper receives a total of 3,502 weekly downloads. As such, hbs-dedent-helper popularity was classified as popular.
We found that hbs-dedent-helper 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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