stache-render

A module to render a string using Mustache templating.

stache-render provides a flexible way to render content from template and partials all in one request.

Pass in any combination of file paths and strings. Use the simple and familiar mustache template syntax.

Note: the render function is an async function.

Install

npm i stache-render

Examples

With template file

const render = require("stache-render");

const template = {
  src: "path/to/template.tmpl"
};

const someData = {
  greeting: "Hello",
  name: "World"
};
const content = await render(template, someData);

With string

const render = require("stache-render");

const template = {
  content: "Guess what? {{answer}}"
};

const someData = {
  answer: "Chicken butt"
};
const content = await render(template, someData);

Template Parameter Schema

Note: each template item can have a src property which specifies a filepath OR content property containing a template string.

An array of partials may optionally be included, if you're into that sort of thing. Each partial follows the same convention, it can have a src OR content property. Additionally, it must have a name property, so it can be matched in the template.

{
  src: "/path/to/template",
  content: "Hello {{name}}, this is a template. {{> header}}",
  partials: [
    {
      name: "header",
      content: "This is a partial and don't you forget it"
    }
  ]
}