Note: Instead of writing a node command to export the htmls, I've added a route to trigger the operations here is the code for the route: app.use('/export_templates', router. But with some of my dirty code, hacks, and packages I was able to export all the routes. To make this possible Flamingo rewrites the JavaScript to Go, on the fly.I couldn't find any library or resource to achieve what I wanted. This allows frontend developers to use known a syntax and techniques, instead of learning a complete new template engine. The Pug Template engine compiles a subset of JavaScript (ES2015) to Go templates. Nevertheless, extensive usage of JavaScript is not advised.

Please note that these function have to use reflection and it's up to the implementation to properly reflect the functionality and handle different inputs correctly. However, it is possible to recreate such functionalities in a third-party module via Flamingo's template functions.įor example pug_template itself has a substitute for the JavaScript Math library with the min, max and ceil functions. Only snippets of JavaScript code can be run. While this works for most standard statements and language constructs (default data types such as maps, list, etc), it does not support certain things such as Object Oriented Programming or the JavaScript standard library. Remember to use save in command to update. To install Pug templating engine, execute the following command: npm install -save pug. It supports interpolation, filters and including other pages. It supports template inheritance, conditions and many other attributes making Pug easy to maintain. The pug_template module takes this JavaScript and uses the Go-based JS engine, otto, to parse the JavaScript and transpile it into Go code. To avoid such issues, Pug engine will help us. var prefix = 'foo _ ' ul each val, index in

Module `flamingo-carotene-smooth-scroll-to`

Pug template routes