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kissy-xtemplate
Advanced tools
Independent XTemplate compiler for KISSY
var XTemplate = require('kissy-xtemplate');
new XTemplate().compileSync('xxx.xtpl.html', 'xxx.xtpl.js');
or use the async version:
var XTemplate = require('kissy-xtemplate');
new XTemplate().compile('xxx.xtpl.html', 'xxx.xtpl.js');
to use shell version, you'd better install it using -g
npm install kissy-xtemplate -g
then, you can compile using xtemplate
bin.
xtemplate a.xtpl.html a.js
xtemplate src/ dest/
for more information, please refer to help.
xtemplate -h
var XTemplate = require('kissy-xtemplate');
var compiler = new XTemplate({
version: '1.5.0', // config your KISSY version
inputCharset: 'gbk', // your tpl src charset
outputCharset: 'gbk', // compiled charset
type: 'xtpl', // template type. default is XTemplate
});
compiler.compile('xxx.xtpl.html', 'xxx.xtpl.js');
FAQs
XTemplate compiler for KISSY
The npm package kissy-xtemplate receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, kissy-xtemplate popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that kissy-xtemplate demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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