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I use: Handlebars.registerPartial("Foo", Handlebars.templates.Foo); Your approach is kinda amazing. Makes me wonder why not all templates are automaticall
by ahoge 14y ago
I use:
Handlebars.registerPartial("Foo", Handlebars.templates.Foo);
Your approach is kinda amazing. Makes me wonder why not all templates are automatically available as partial by default. Are there cases where you wouldn't want that?
- nfriedly 14y agoI think the reason is Handlebars is supposed to look and act like Mustache and templates aren't named in Mustache, so they don't get named in "regular" Handlebars: var getHtml = Handlebars.compile("<div>yad yada...</div>"); And then following the rule of least surprise, if templates aren't partials during normal usage, then they shouldn't be with precompilation. At least that's my guess. I didn't figure out my trick until digging through the source to figure out what was different. (Not much - just how/where they're stored & referenced.)
- ahoge 14y agoAhm... yea, I forgot that I put them into `Handlebars.templates` myself if they aren't there yet (i.e. during development).