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npm install kne-egg-view-ejs

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Updated on Jul 03, 2024

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Latest Version

0.0.4

Package Id

kne-egg-view-ejs@0.0.4

Unpacked Size

11.21 kB

Size

3.95 kB

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8

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6.14.4

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ejs moment

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autod egg egg-bin egg-ci egg-mock eslint eslint-config-egg mz supertest webstorm-disable-index

kne-egg-view-ejs

egg view plugin for ejs.

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Install

1$ npm i kne-egg-view-ejs --save

Usage

1// {app_root}/config/plugin.js
2exports.ejs = {
3  enable: true,
4  package: 'egg-view-ejs',
5};
6
7// {app_root}/config/config.default.js
8exports.view = {
9  mapping: {
10    '.ejs': 'ejs',
11  },
12};
13
14// ejs config
15exports.ejs = {};

Create a ejs file

1// app/view/hello.ejs
2hello <%= data %>

Render it

1// app/controller/render.js
2exports.ejs = async ctx => {
3  await ctx.render('hello.ejs', {
4    data: 'world',
5  });
6};

The file will be compiled and cached, you can change config.ejs.cache = false to disable cache, it's disable in local env by default.

Include

You can include both relative and absolute file.

Relative file is resolve from current file path.

1// app/view/a.ejs include app/view/b.ejs
2<% include b.ejs %>

Absolute file is resolve from app/view.

1// app/view/home.ejs include app/view/partial/menu.ejs
2<% include /partial/menu.ejs %>

Layout

You can render a view with layout also:

1// app/view/layout.ejs
2
3<%- body%>
4
5// app/controller/render.js
6exports.ejs = async ctx => {
7  const locals = {
8    data: 'world',
9  };
10
11  const viewOptions = {
12    layout: 'layout.ejs'
13  };
14
15  await ctx.render('hello.ejs', locals, viewOptions);
16};

use callback

1// app/view/layout.ejs
2
3<%- body%>
4
5// app/controller/render.js
6exports.ejs = async ctx => {
7
8  await ctx.render('config.ejs', argss, {
9          layout: 'layout.ejs',
10          fn: (html) => {
11            return jwt.sign(JSON.parse('{' + html + '}'), cfgSignatureSecret, { expiresIn: cfgSignatureSecretExpiresIn });
12          }
13        });
14};

Configuration

see config/config.default.js for more detail.

Questions & Suggestions

Please open an issue here.

License

MIT

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