Bring the power of EJS to Snowpack.
This plugin adds support for the EJS template engine to Snowpack.
Use npm
to install it first.
npm i -D snowpack-plugin-ejs
Modify your snowpack config file to enable snowpack-plugin-ejs
. You can also add plugin options if you want.
{
plugins: [
['snowpack-plugin-ejs'],
],
}
// or... assign render data
{
plugins: [
['snowpack-plugin-ejs', {
renderData: {
nickname: 'Calf',
},
}],
],
}
There is an example about how to use snowpack-plugin-ejs
in ./example
directory.
optional
Assign this option to use your own ejs module.
This option would be useful when you have to rewrite some members of ejs module.
let ejs = require('ejs'),
ejs.cache = require('lru-cache')(100);
module.exports = {
plugins: [
['snowpack', { ejsModule: ejs }],
],
};
Object
| Function
: optional
Provide options which EJS renderer uses. See EJS's document for all acceptable items.
{
renderOptions: { rmWhitespace: true },
}
A function can also be provided, whose first argument is same to that of Snowpack's load
hook. This function should return the actually option value.
{
renderOptions: ({ filePath }) => ({
delimiter: filePath.includes('.obs.ejs') ? '?' : undefined,
}),
}
Object
| Function
: optional
Assign data to render templates. The data will only be passed to the root template, that is, the data cannot inject into the included templates.
{
renderData: { nickname: 'Calf' },
}
A function can also be provided, whose first argument is same to that of Snowpack's load
hook. This function should return the actually option value.