mustache - npm Package Versions

[4.2.0] / 28 March 2021

Added

• [#773]: Add package.json exports field, by [@manzt].

[4.1.0] / 6 December 2020

Added

• [#764]: render() now recognizes a config object argument, by [@pineapplemachine].

Fixed

• [#764]: Ask custom escape functions to escape all types of values (including numbers), by [@pineapplemachine].

[4.0.1] / 15 March 2020

Fixed

• [#739]: Fix custom delimiters in nested partials, by [@aielo].

[4.0.0] / 16 January 2020

Majority of using projects don't have to worry by this being a new major version.

TLDR; if your project manipulates Writer.prototype.parse | Writer.cache directly or uses .to_html(), you probably have to change that code.

This release allows the internal template cache to be customised, either by disabling it completely or provide a custom strategy deciding how the cache should behave when mustache.js parses templates.

const mustache = require('mustache');

// disable caching
Mustache.templateCache = undefined;

// or use a built-in Map in modern environments
Mustache.templateCache = new Map();

Projects that wanted to customise the caching behaviour in earlier versions of mustache.js were forced to override internal method responsible for parsing templates; Writer.prototype.parse. In short, that was unfortunate because there is more than caching happening in that method.

We've improved that now by introducing a first class API that only affects template caching.

The default template cache behaves as before and is still compatible with older JavaScript environments. For those who wants to provide a custom more sopisiticated caching strategy, one can do that with an object that adheres to the following requirements:

{
  set(cacheKey: string, value: string): void
  get(cacheKey: string): string | undefined
  clear(): void
}

Added

• [#731]: Allow template caching to be customised, by [@AndrewLeedham].

Removed

• [#735]: Remove .to_html(), by [@phillipj].

[3.2.1] / 30 December 2019

Fixed

• [#733]: Allow the CLI to use JavaScript views when the project has ES6 modules enabled, by [@eobrain].

[3.2.0] / 18 December 2019

Added

• [#728]: Expose ECMAScript Module in addition to UMD (CommonJS, AMD & global scope), by [@phillipj] and [@zekth].

[3.1.0] / 13 September 2019

Added

• [#717]: Added support .js files as views in command line tool, by [@JEStaubach].

Fixed

• [#716]: Bugfix for indentation of inline partials, by [@yotammadem].