README.md

Multi Mustache loader for webpack

Compiles Mustache templates with Hogan and optionally html-minifier. Support both single template file and multi template file.

the multi template file should only write as below:

<script type="template/text" id="tmp-multi-a"></script>
<script type="template/text" id="tmp-multi-b"></script>

Install

$ npm i multi-mustache-loader

Usage

module: {
    loaders: [ {
        test: /\.html$/,
        loader: 'multi-mustache'
        // loader: 'multi-mustache?minify'
        // loader: 'multi-mustache?{ minify: { removeComments: false } }'
        // loader: 'multi-mustache?noShortcut'
    } ]
}

one file one template

template.html

<ul>
{{#user}}
<li>{{name}}</li>
{{/user}}
</ul>

var template = require('./template.html');
var html = template({ foo: 'bar' });

one file more than one template

multi-template.html

<script type="template/text" id="tmp-name">
	<span>{{name}}</span>
</script>
<script type="template/text" id="tmp-post">
	<span>{{post}}</span>
</script>

var template = require('./multi-template.html');
var htmlName = template['tmp-name']({ name: 'multi-mustache-loader' });
var htmlPost = template['tmp-post']({post:'hello multi-mustache-loader!'});

If noShortcut is passed, then Hogan compiled template is returned instead, so you can pass it as partial.

var template = require('./template.html');
var template2 = require('./template2.html');
var html = template({ foo: 'bar' }, {partial: template2});

Documentation: Using loaders.

License

MIT