mustache/mustache

Logic-less Ruby templates.

Justin Hileman

@bobthecow

@mikehenriquezf Is it always 5 / ad / 5?

split your articles list in half (in code, before it goes to the template). Then do {{# first_set }}{{> article }}{{/ first_set }} {{> ad }} {{# second_set }}{{ > article }}{{/ second_set }}

Jakob Damgaard Møller

@jakobdo

Can i get this output with mustachejs: https://dpaste.de/itfU ?

Justin Hileman

@bobthecow

You'll need to prepare your data first.

Jakob Damgaard Møller

@jakobdo

So Mustache cant do the "ifchanged" thing?

Justin Hileman

@bobthecow

nope, because that’s logic, and mustache doesn’t logic ;)

Jakob Damgaard Møller

@jakobdo

Thanks.

Frank Pinto

@frankpinto

hello all!

Trying to get rails to use mustache as the templating engine when it generates scaffolds, etc., anybody know how?

google gave me a couple leads but if anybody here's done it before, I'd appreciate the help :)

Ricardo Mendes

@locks

hey @frankpinto, I'm not sure you can?

Richard Doe

@rwd

Is there any way to use Rails fragment caching with Mustache?

Leonardo "Alemax" Fonseca Ferreira

@leonardoalemax

hello guys, i`m trying to render a template like this:
```<div id="{{renderwithmustach}}" ng-click="{{letangularrender}}" > ````

how to not render the angular tag?

just the mustach one?

Justin Hileman

@bobthecow

@leualemax mustache lets you change delimiters to one that doesn't conflict:

{{=<% %>=}}
<div id="<% renderwithmustache %>" ng-click="{{ letangularrender }}">

John Arnold

@Surreal9

Does anyone know why trying to render a variable that contains a url, it hides the "http:" part and only shows "//restoftheurl.com"? even when using triple braces to cancel escaping? ie {{{myUrl}}}

Ricardo Mendes

@locks

@Surreal9 that's the first I've heard of

Selwyn

@Siilwyn

Does anybody know if a npm package exists that let's me pass a partial, views (and data) directory to it and in turn outputs html to a given directory?

Ricardo Mendes

@locks

@Siilwyn I don't think so

I suggest a bash script to feed the necessary files to the mustache binary

Selwyn

@Siilwyn

@locks :smile: never expected an answer

hmm that doesn't sound ideal since I'm using npm scripts. Would that be a long bash script?

John Arnold

@Surreal9

@locks I think it's an express view engine thing.. I noticed switching from Mustache I still saw the same behaviour with another engine

Selwyn

@Siilwyn

@locks I wrote a npm package to do it: https://npmjs.com/mustache-prestatic

Frodi

@Frodi2_twitter

Hi guys, i have a big Problem. Input : {{{text}}} expected output {text}. i need to have braces around my {{text}} template. how to do this?

Justin Hileman

@bobthecow

{{=<% %>=}}{<% text %>}<%={{ }}=%>

@Frodi2_twitter ^

Andrew Sharp

@ags799

given a list of integers [1, 2, 3] and an operator +, could i use mustache to produce 1 + 2 + 3? something like {{#list}}{{integer}}+{{/list}}?

andrew

@drewish_twitter

Curious if the ruby lib is still maintained. I'd love to get a review for mustache/mustache#240

Hugo Peixoto

@hugopeixoto

@drewish_twitter the fix looks good to me, I commented on the issue

@j3nlou_twitter

I'm using gulp-mustache. I want to render each page with a specific data like a JSON file for example. How can i do this task?

Now my task is like that :

gulp.task('partials:assemble', () => {
  return gulp.src(`${PATHS.SRC}/*.html`)
    .pipe(
      mustache()
    )
  .pipe(gulp.dest(PATHS.DIST));

});