Interpolate a string using expressions, data and filters.
Install with component(1):
$ component install ripplejs/interpolate
Interpolate is a constructor function. You can set the delimiters and filters on the interpolator once it has been created.
var Interpolator = require('interpolate');
var interpolate = new Interpolator();
var result = interpolate.replace('Hello {{world}}! I am {{ (age / 2) + 7 }}.', {
world: 'Pluto',
age: 26
});
The .replace
method replaces interpolation expressions within strings.
You can add filters:
interpolate.filter('caps', function(val){
return val.toUpperCase();
});
var result = interpolate.replace('Hello {{world | caps}}!', {
world: 'Pluto',
age: 26
});
Filters are piped, UNIX-style.
interpolate.replace('Hello {{ world | caps | currency | makeItRed }}!')
You can also pass in arguments to filters
interpolate.replace('Hello {{ world | date:%B %d, %Y at %I:%M%P }}');
Arguments start after :
and are separated by a ,
. The filter function will
be passed the value first and the arguments after that, and should return the
value.
interpolate.filter('date', function(val, arg1, arg2) {
return val;
});
In the previous example, you can wrap the args in quotes to send it through as a single argument:
interpolate.replace('Hello {{ world | date":%B %d, %Y at %I:%M%P" }}');
Return a new interpolator
var interpolate = new Interpolator();
Add a new filter
interpolate.filter('caps', function(val){
return val.toUpperCase();
});
If the filter passes in arguments they will be sent to this function.
interpolate.filter('date', function(val, date, time){
return val;
});
interpolate.replace('Hello {{ world | date:%B %d, %Y at %I:%M%P }}');
Arguments are separated by a comma. The can be wrapped in quotes to return a single paramter:
interpolate.filter('date', function(val, date){
return val;
});
interpolate.replace('Hello {{ world | date:"%B %d, %Y at %I:%M%P" }}');
Set the delimiters to use for expressions. Defaults to using {{expr}}
-style.
This regex must match this format: /\{\{([^}]+)\}\}/g
The first match must be the contents of the delimiters and it must be a global match.
Replace the expressions within a string and return the new string. Use this method when you know you want the returned value to be a string.
var result = interpolate.replace('Hello {{world}}! I am {{ (age / 2) + 7 }}.', {
world: 'Pluto',
age: 26
});
You can get all of the properties needed for a string by passing a string to #props
var deps = interpolate.props('Hello {{world}}');
// deps = ['world']
Get the result of all expressions within a string
var values = interpolate.values('Hi {{name}}, The items are {{items}} with {{items.length}}', {
items: items,
name: 'Fred'
});
values[0] === 'Fred'
values[1] === items
values[2] === 3
Get the raw result of an expression instead of a string.
var value = interpolate.value('{{items}}', {
items: [1,2,3]
});
value === [1,2,3]
If there is more than a single expression, it is smart enough to realize that
you will want to interpolate a string and will switch the the .replace
method.
var value = interpolate.value('Hello {{name}}! You have {{messages.length}} messages', {
name: 'Fred',
messages: []
});
value === 'Hello Fred! You have 0 messages'
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Copyright (c) 2014
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