Just use emmet
Now you can use tabs for nesting (not ^+> ... they still work though!)
If you need a $ be sure to escape it \$ ... emmet uses $ for item number (ex: item.num$*5)
If you want to inline some text like javascript use & at the end of the tag (ex: script&) and - on a line alone to close the block.
Example:
!
#app
button.btn{Hello \$someVar or {{ \$handlebars }} }
ul>li.item${or one line... this is item #$}*4
#footer
script[type="text/javascript"]&
console.log("inline text with the new & operator")
console.log("use - to end the block")
-
Put it all on one line if you want:
!>#app>button.btn{hello \$someVar}+ul>li*4{item #$}^^#footer+script&
console.log('hello world')
-
emmet cheat sheat is available: here
Want babel or coffeescript (or stylus/sass/whatever)? Use & ex: script&appname: and close with a - on its own line. Example:
#app
button.btn1+button.btn2
script[src=jquery.js]
script&coffee:
$ ->
$('.btn1').click () -> console.log 'hello world'
$('.btn2').click () -> console.log 'from coffeescript'
-
#footer
Note: You will have to create a whitelist file ~/.config/emmetp and add your preprocessors to it, It should be a valid JSON object. example:
{
"coffee": { "args": ["-b","-c","-s","-p"] },
"babel": { "args": ["-p","--blacklist","strict"] }
}
Requires nodejs
Via npm: npm install emmetp -g
Manual:
Put the script somewhere, and chmod u+x emmetp
Then install the deps:
npm install emmet minimist -g
#note: use -g for global, but it didnt work on my install... it should though.
usage: emmetp [-ph] [files] [-o outputfile1[,outputfile2]]
Any one will do:
emmetp file1.tmpl file2.tmpl # creates file1.html and file2.html
emmetp file1.tmpl -o outputFile.html
cat myTemplate.file | emmetp > outputFile.html
cat myTemplate.file | emmetp -o outputFile.html
If no output file is named emmetp will use the old file name and a new extension of '.html'.
Piping cat file | emmetp will cause emmetp to print the results.
-h for help and -p for print.
Feel free to send a pull request.
Todo list:
- Make NPM installable
- Should be able to write raw javascript somewhere in the template file
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