Flates
Flates is simple functional templating in javascript.
f(tag[, attributes, innerHTML...]) || f.tag([attributes, innerhtml])
Each function takes an optional attribute object which is just the { key: 'value' } representation of key="value" pairs you want as attributes, and the contents of the element, and returns a string of html. This can be used server side to build the whole, or parts of the html to respond to a request with, or client side to append or set the inner html of a DOM element to.
var f = f// <div id="foo"><p>This Works? <strong>Weeeeeeeeeeee</strong></p></div>
Or you can do more complicated stuff, like recursively building html from an object.
{ if !obj return obj else if Array return f else if typeof obj === 'object' return f else return obj}
You'll notice arrays are turned into strings internally using .join(''), stringify them beforehand if you want them joined another way.
Inspired by Christian Johansen - Pure, functional JavaScript. http://vimeo.com/43382919
License: MIT