:'data-foo' => 'bar' attribute doesn't work

[markson]

For the dash connected attributes, normal I would use the fat arrow syntax for ruby haml compiler, but it does't work in haml.js

Could yo improve this or tell me the right way to do it in haml.js

[saschagehlich]

{ "data-foo": "bar" }

[markson]

@saschagehlich I think { "data-foo": "bar" } it's not valid in ruby haml compiler

[saschagehlich]

That's right, but this is haml.js and not ruby haml :)

On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 4:52 PM, markson notifications@github.com wrote:

@saschagehlich https://github.com/saschagehlich I think { "data-foo":
"bar" } it's not valid in ruby haml compiler

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[saschagehlich]

And actually, with ruby 1.9 this syntax should work as well

[markson]

@saschagehlich you're right ruby 1.9 support comma syntax, but for some reason haml doesn't allow 'data-foo':'bar', it only allow the key to be a symbol, :'data-foo' => 'bar' is only work around for ruby haml. But for now I can use your solution, thank you