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A simple handlebars transfrom for browserify. To install run:
npm install hbsify
Much of this code is a simplified version of hbsfs It doesn't support multiple versions of Handlebars unless you want to manually remove the supplied version of handlebars and add your own. Use the above hbsfy if you need that functionality, it also doesn't support handlebars files that don't end in 'hbs' or 'handlebars' once again the hbsfy package has you covered if you need that functionality.
To use hbsify either specify use the command
browserify -t hbsify <input files> > <outputfile>
or specify it in a gruntfile with grunt-browserify:
browserify: {
options: {
transforms: ['hbsify']
},
src: ['all-my-files.js']
dest: 'the-file-i-am-building.js'
}
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A simple handlebars template compiler for browserify transforms
We found that hbsify 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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