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scottbrady/dustjs-browserify: Browserify plugin to convert dustjs templates to Javascript.

Browserify plugin to convert dustjs templates to Javascript.

This module performs static analysis to detect and browserify templates included using the dust partials syntax.

If your script includes a template with a partial:

<p>hello</p>p>
{>"some/template"/}

The dustjs-browserify module will also include and browserify the some/template.dust template.

This package is available on npm as:

npm install dustjs-browserify

transform: [
  [
    {
      path    : 'lib/templates'
      promise : true
    },
    'dustjs-browserify'
  ]
]

This module is most useful when you're also using the dustjs-loader module.

Example using a callback:

require('dustjs-loader').register({
  path: 'lib/templates'
});

var template = require('./template.dust');

template({ foo : 42 }, function (error, html) {
  if (error) { ... }
  ...
});

Example using a promise:

require('dustjs-loader').register({
   path    : 'lib/templates',
   promise : true
});

var template = require('./template.dust');

template({ foo : 42 })
  .then(function (html) {
    ...
  })
  .catch(function (error) {
    ...
  });

Both of these examples will work on the server and in the browser.

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