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One of the examples from the documentation to give HN readers a quick idea: var model = [ {name: "Lisa Simpson", id: 1}, {name: "Bart Simpson", id: 666
by saroskar 17y ago
One of the examples from the documentation to give HN readers a quick idea:
var model = [
{name: "Lisa Simpson", id: 1},
{name: "Bart Simpson", id: 666}
]
DIV(
{id:"demo-div", width: "60%"},
OL(
{style: "list-style-type: upper-roman"},
forEach(model, studentDetails)
)
).display(out);
out.flush();
function studentDetails(index, value) {
return LI(
value.name,
A(
{href:"/student-details?id="+value.id},
"details "+(index+1)
)
);
}
- Maciek416 17y agoThanks for making this also work in nodejs. I've tried Mustache and hamljs, and I'll have to give your code a whirl as well. (btw: Is it possible to call within a namespace, i.e. pjs.DIV( .. ), as opposed to DIV(..) ? Your examples seem to export the tags and forEach as globals).
- saroskar 17y agoYes, if you use PaJes-CommonJS.js you can use use namespace by using standard require() construct. For example, var pjs = require('PaJes-CommonJS'); pjs.DIV(pjs.forEach(...)); This requires CommonJS module system to be in place (that is, function require() being implemented to be specific). Alternatively, it would be trivial to make non-CommonJS use namespace too by modifying PaJes.js. Do you need namespace in non-CommonJs setting? Thanks for trying it out!