Json-compiler can do replacements on your js and json objects and compile them like templates. It's inspired by mustache and json-templater. It supports:
- string replacement
- object replacement
- array replacement
- replacement with functions
- helpers
npm install json-compiler --save
String replacement is made by using variables like {{foo}}.
var Compiler = require('json-compiler');
var data = {
foo: 'bar',
bar: {
foo: 'bar_foo'
}
};
var object = {
'foo_{{foo}}': '{{bar.foo}}'
};
Compiler.compile(object, data, helpers);
// {foo_bar: 'bar_foo'}Helper functions are applied as {{func}} or {{#func}}.
var data = {};
var helpers: {
calc: function () {
return 1 + 2;
},
sum: function (a, b) {
return parseInt(a) + parseInt(b);
}
};
var object = {
foo: '{{#sum}}{{calc}},{{calc}}{{/sum}}'
};
Compiler.compile(object, data, helpers);
// {foo: '6'}Array replacement is made by using variables like [[foo]].
var data = {
foo: [
{foo: 'foo_foo', bar: {foo: 'bar_foo', bar: '1'}},
{foo: 'foo_bar', bar: {foo: 'bar_bar', bar: '2'}}
]
};
var helpers: {
sum: function (a, b) {
return parseInt(a) + parseInt(b);
}
};
var object = {
'[[foo]]': ['foo', {key1: '{{bar.foo}}', key2: '{{#sum}}{{bar.bar}},{{bar.bar}}{{/sum}}', key3: 'customValue'}]
};
Compiler.compile(object, data, helpers);
/*
[
['foo_foo', {key1: 'bar_foo', key2: 2, key3: 'customValue'}],
['foo_bar', {key1: 'bar_bar', key2: 4, key3: 'customValue'}]
]
*/var data = {
foo: [
['foo', 'bar'],
['bar', 'foo']
]
};
var object = [
'[[foo]]'
]
Compiler.compile(object, data);
/*
[
['foo', 'bar'],
['bar', 'foo']
]
*/Run tests locally with:
npm test
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