tljs

tljs

Tiny template engine powered by es6 template literals

• Super small (< 30 lines).
• Pure JavaScript syntax.
• Template includes

Install

npm install tljs

Usage

import tl from 'tljs';

// template
const t = tl`
<div>
${' if (username) { '}
  <p>${' echo(username) '}</p>
${' } '}
</div>`;

// render
t({ username: 'theJian' });

  
// output
<div>

  <p>theJian</p>
  
</div>


/////////////////////////// Generate JSON ////////////////////////////////

const jsonTl = tl`
{
  username: ${' echo(username) '}
}`;

jsonTl({ username: 'theJian' });

API

Echo

Instead of defining some fancy syntax for inserting variables to the output, echo, a good old JavaScript function, has provided to handle this job.

`Here is the ${' echo(username) '}`

Include

To insert contents from another file.

<div>
${' include("./header.js", { title: title }) '}
${' posts.forEach(post => { '}
  <p>
  ${ 'include("./post.js", { post: post }) '}
  </p>
${' } '}
</div>

To use this feature you have to pass a require function when rendering. See Example. The first argument is the path of included file, the second is the values passed to it.

License

MIT@theJian