Blocks / place holders in layouts #111
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please see issue #110 |
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As maurice once said, this functionality is usually implemented in frameworks, but you should be able to do it now. At least, in a flatiron plugin I created called creamer I am able to accomplish it, by sub dividing my template into local functions. See my test example: describe '#attach()', ->
it 'should allow for content_for style yields', ->
layout = ->
html ->
body ->
content()
@header() if @header?
@body()
@footer() if @footer?
t = ->
@header = -> h1 'Header'
@body = -> p 'Hello World'
@footer = -> footer 'Footer'
output = htmlf """
<html>
<body>
<h1>Header</h1>
<p>Hello World</p>
<footer>Footer</footer>
</body>
</html>
"""
app = new broadway.App()
app.use creamer, layout: if layout? then layout else null
app.init()
app.bind(t).should.equal output |
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I want to provide place holders for content in my layout template that I can implement in my child templates. I have tried everything I can think of but I can only specify string values to be placed in the place holders and not complete html sections.
layout
child template
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