A library of useful nunjucks helpers and filters, with a wrapper for use with hapi
npm install hapi-nunjucks-helpers
hapi-nunjucks-helpers is designed to work with vision and vision-nunjucks, you just need to make sure to tell nunjucks to compile the helpers in 'async' mode:
await server.register(require('vision'));
server.views({
engines: {
njk: require('vision-nunjucks')
},
path: '/views',
isCached: false,
compileMode: 'async'
});
await server.register(require('hapi-nunjucks-helpers'));
Is all you need to do, all of the following helpers will then be available for use in your views:
When you register the plugin you can pass options to configure how your assets filter will work:
await server.register({
plugin: require('hapi-nunjucks-helpers'),
options: {
assets: {
endpoint: 'http://localhost:8080/',
cdn: 'http://localhost',
mappingFile: 'assets-map.json'
}
}
});
These options are as follows:
-
endpoint
The base asset directory, default is none. -
dist
The root directory under endpoint where compiled asset files reside, soassets
will look for compiled asset files in the directory specified by ${endpoint}/${dist}. Default is none. -
mappingFile
A JSON file containing the map of source files to their corresponding hashed assets, this file should look like:{ "common.js": "common.0d5714f897be66e21c18.js", "common.css": "common.f7f029f8ee35aec7a7f6.css", "script.js": "script.68e5e334aa4dcb31eece.js" ... }
-
cdn
- Optional CDN domain for assets. Default: none. -
cache
- Iftrue
, caches contents ofmappingFile
. Default:false
(you will generally want to leave cacheing off during development)
asset
Reads from the mapping file if available:
<script src="{{ 'common.js' | asset }}"></script>
Also possible to pass a version to force new fetch from cache:
<script src="{{ 'common.js' | asset(2) }}"></script>
<!-- /common.js?v=2 ?>
cdn
Prefixes asset with cdn path taken from the assets.cdn
property:
<img src="{{ 'logos/logo.png' | cdn }}">
With css/js
<script src="{{ 'common.js' | asset | cdn }}"></script>
copyBlock
Will transform an array of text items into paragraph blocks, and optionally insert a css class for the paragraphs:
If you have a context like:
{ paragraphs: ['hello world', 'goodbye world'] }
and a view like:
{{ paragraph | copyBlock | safe }}
{{ paragraph | copyBlock('bold') | safe }}
This will result in:
<p>hello world</p><p>goodbye world</p>
<p class="bold">hello world</p><p class="bold">goodbye world</p>
date
Formats a date-string with momentjs
From Now: {{ new Date | date }}
Format String: {{ new Date | date("YYYY MM DD") }}
exclude
Allows you to filter items from an array based on whether they match a particular field or not.
If you have a context like:
{
items: [
{ name: 'mango', type: 'fruit' },
{ name: 'peach', type: 'fruit' },
{ name: 'lettuce', type: 'vegetable' }
{ name: 'pineapple', type: 'fruit' },
{ name: 'cucumber', type: 'vegetable' }
],
exclude: [
{ type: 'vegetable' }
]
}
then you can call the exclude filter like this:
{% for entry in items | exclude(exclude, 'type') %}{{ entry.name }}{% endfor %}
and it will print out: mangopeachpineapple
.
inline
Takes a file and spits out the contents, very useful for when you want to have inline JS and CSS:
<script>{{ 'common.js' | inline }}</script>
securify
If the plugin was registered with the secureLinks: true
option, this will replace 'http' with 'https' in your embedded links, otherwise it will do nothing. Useful for testing local links in a development environment.
await server.register({
plugin: require('hapi-nunjucks-helpers'),
options: {
secureLinks: true
}
});
will cause:
{{ 'http://myhost.com' | securify }}
{{ 'http://myotherhost.com' | securify }}
to be rendered as:
https://myhost.com
https://myotherhost.com
slugify
Slugifies a string. All chars are made lowercase, all spaces replaced with -
, funny symbols are removed and the string is trimmed:
{{ ' hello@@ WORLD-!' | slugify }}
will render as hello-world
script
Renders script tags using the cdn
value, you can also ask it to 'defer' loading the script:
await server.register({
plugin: require('hapi-nunjucks-helpers'),
options: {
assets: {
cdn: 'http://localhost'
}
}
});
and
{{ 'test.js' | script | safe }}
{{ 'test2.js' | script(true) | safe }}
results in:
<script src="http://localhost/test.js" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
<script src="http://localhost/test2.js" crossorigin="anonymous" defer></script>
style
Just like script
, except renders style tags:
{{ 'test.css' | style }}
will output:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://localhost/test.css">