Assemble plugin (^0.6.0) for loading globs of views onto custom view collections. Also works with verb or other Templates.js based applications.
Install with npm:
$ npm install --save assemble-loadervar assemble = require('assemble');
var loader = require('assemble-loader');
var app = assemble()
app.use(loader());
app.create('pages', {cwd: 'src/pages'});
app.create('partials', {cwd: 'src/partials'});
// you can now load globs of templates onto any collection
app.pages('*.hbs');
app.partials('*.hbs');var assemble = require('assemble');
var loader = require('assemble-loader');
var app = assemble()
// use the plugin
app.use(loader());Optionally pass glob patterns to the plugin:
var app = assemble();
// this can only be done once when the plugin is registered
app.use(loader('foo/*.hbs'));
// you can use the `.loadViews()` method any number of times
app.create('pages')
.use(loader('foo/*.hbs'))
.loadViews('bar/*.hbs')
.loadViews('baz/*.hbs')
.loadViews('qux/*.hbs');All collections
When the plugin is added to the app instance (as in the previous example), a .load method will also be added to every collection created.
var app = assemble()
.use(loader());
// cache views on `app.views.posts`
app.create('posts')
.load('content/*.md');
// cache views on `app.views.docs`
app.create('docs')
.load('docs/*.md');Specific collections
If you only want to add the loader to a specific collection, you can pass the plugin to the .use method on the collection.
var app = assemble();
// `create` returns the collection instance
app.create('posts')
.use(loader())
.load('content/*.md');
// this works too, since `create` adds methods to `app`
// for the collection
app.posts
.load('*.hbs')
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