This is a loader plugin that enables to dynamically compile Riot tags from jspm/SystemJS or RequireJS and statically inline them during your build task.
Prior to version 1.2.0 the requirejs part of this loader was a separate project known as requirejs-riot, which is now deprecated in favor of this one.
To use it you should install it with jspm:
jspm install tag
After that you can include Riot tags in your modules:
import riot from 'riot';
import 'app.tag!';
riot.mount('app');
You can also use it when defining AMD style modules, and combine it with the pluginFirst
option
of your SystemJS project to use it like:
define(['riot','tag!todo.tag'], function(riot) {
riot.mount('todo');
riot.route.start(true);
});
Install using npm like so:
npm install systemjs-riot
Add the proper config to your main requirejs.config. For example:
requirejs.config({
paths: {
"riot": "/node_modules/riot/riot+compiler.min",
"tag": "../requirejs-riot",
"tags": "./tags",
"dist": "./dist"
}
});
Then load your tags by prepending tag!
to their path:
define(['riot','tag!timer.tag'], function(riot) {
riot.mount('timer', {
start: 0
});
riot.route.start(true);
});
Install serve or any other basic webserver
make runexample
Then point your browser to http://localhost:3000/
When you bundle or build your project, the tags will be precompiled and inlined as part of the process.
The make runexamples
task does run make build
, which uses both jspm
and r.js
to generate working
bundles that you can inspect. The tasks run under the hood are:
for jspm:
jspm build 'tag!tags/todo.tag + tag!tags/timer.tag + tag!tags/app.tag - riot' example/dist/alltags.js --format umd
for the r.js
optimizer
./node_modules/.bin/r.js -o example/requirejs.build.js
npm install
npm test