##JS Blade
Javascript port of Laravel's Blade Templating language for NodeJS
###TODO - tags
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@section -
@yield -
@extends -
@include
##@section & @yield
One thing that has always driven me CRAZY about all templating
languages is that they always assume that the formatting of output
is irrelevant - and it mostly is.
But sometimes it's incredibly important (source code snippet, for example) - so I've decided that right from the word go, I'd fix this in js-blade.
Given this input
@section("shane")
<p>Saving sections is a cool feature
<span>Especially if indentation is respected</span>
</p>
@stop
<header>
<h1>Yields are cool!</h1>
@yield("shane")
</header>In Laravel's Blade, you'd get this:
<header>
<h1>Yields are cool!</h1>
<p>Saving sections is a cool feature
<span>Especially if indentation is respected</span>
</p>
</header>But in Blade JS, you'll get exactly what you wanted
<header>
<h1>Yields are cool!</h1>
<p>Saving sections is a cool feature
<span>Especially if indentation is respected</span>
</p>
</header>