combyne precompiler plugin for browserify.
Install combynify from npm, probably as a devDependency:
npm install --save-dev combynify
Use it as a browserify transform with -t:
browerify -t combynify main.js > bundle.js
If you're planning on using an extension other than html, you should configure the extension option using Browserify's configuration.
Set like:
browserify -t [ combynify --extension .tmpl ] index.js > dist/out.js
main.js can look something like this:
var template = require('./hello.combyne')
console.log(template.render({ who: 'world' }))
hello.combyne is a text file like this:
This is the equivalent of doing:
var template = combyne('hello, {{ who }}')
console.log(template.render({ who: 'world' }))
so you can use all of combyne's fancy features like filters and partials:
var template = require('./hello.combyne')
template.registerFilter(...)
template.registerPartial(...)
console.log(template.render({ who: 'world' }))
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