mustache

import Mustache from 'mustache'; import { readFileSync } from 'fs'; // Basic usage const view = { title: 'My Title', calc: () => 2 + 2, name: 'World' }; const template = '<h1>{{title}}</h1><p>The answer is {{calc}}.</p><p>Hello, {{name}}!</p>'; const output = Mustache.render(template, view); console.log('Basic Render:\n', output); // Using a template file (e.g., 'template.mustache') // Create a file named 'template.mustache' with content: 'User: {{username}}\nEmail: {{email}}' try { const fileTemplate = readFileSync('template.mustache', 'utf8'); const fileView = { username: 'john.doe', email: 'john@example.com' }; const fileOutput = Mustache.render(fileTemplate, fileView); console.log('\nFile Render:\n', fileOutput); } catch (error) { console.warn('\nCould not read template.mustache. Skipping file example.', error.message); console.log('To run this part, create a file named `template.mustache` in the same directory with content:'); console.log(`User: {{username}}\nEmail: {{email}}`); } // Example with partials (assuming a partial named 'greet' is available) // If you have a partials object: { greet: 'Hello {{name}}!' } // You could then use {{> greet}} in your main template. const partialsView = { user: 'Alice' }; const mainTemplateWithPartial = 'Main template for {{user}}! {{> greet}}'; const partials = { greet: 'Welcome, {{user}}!' }; const partialOutput = Mustache.render(mainTemplateWithPartial, partialsView, partials); console.log('\nRender with Partials:\n', partialOutput);