Jade Plugin for DocPad for writing client-side templates
Adds support for Jade as a client-side template language to DocPad.
Convention: .js.cjade
Install
npm install --save docpad-plugin-client-jade
Use
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add https://raw.github.com/visionmedia/jade/master/runtime.min.js to your pages before any client Jade templates
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add your templates to the pages as scripts, i.e. having the
documents/templates/something.js.cjade
, add it like
```
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use it from you script:
var html = JST['something']({contextvar: 'someval'});
The 'something' key is obtained from the path file by stripping the `.cjade` extension, then `.js` extension (see below how to configure), and then removing some common directory from the beginning of the path (see below how to configure).
## Configure
Read on Configuration file here: <https://github.com/bevry/docpad/wiki/Configuration>
**Note** that in your config the key must be `"client-jade"` (which is part of the plugin name after 'docpad-plugin-').
Currently the plugin supports the following options:
* `namespace` – string, the namespace functions are attached to, defaults to `JST`
* `prettify` – bool, if the output should be prettified, defaults to `true` in development and `false` in production
* `baseDir` — string, the base directory (relative to the `documents` root) to be stripped from the path when the key is generated, defaults to `templates`
* `stripJsExt` – bool, whether to strip `.js` extension when the key is generated
## License
Licensed under [MIT License](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/MIT/)
<br/>Copyright © 2012 Eugene Mirotin