ext-twig
Twig compiler with optional lhtml formatting.
Usage
rtb.twig(options={});
Options
options will override rtb.moduleOptions.
rtb.buildOptions (BuildConfig.buildOptions)
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| minify | boolean | false | Minify html output. |
| prettify | boolean | false | Prettify html output. |
If both minify and prettify options are set, then minify is done first and then prettified.
rtb.moduleOptions (BuildConfig.moduleOptions)
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| twig | Object | {} | Options to gulp-twig. twig.data can be object or data file names in string or string array. |
| htmlmin | Object | {} | Options to gulp-htmlmin. |
| prettier | Object | {} | Options to gulp-prettier. |
if twig.data is Object type, then it is used as data for gulp-twig. If it is string or string[], then it is understood as data file names and loaded using gulp-data. Data file format supported are yaml and JSON. The extension names should be .yml or .yaml, or .json.
Example
const twig = {
name: 'twig',
builder: (rtb) => rtb.src().markdown().dest(),
src: ['assets/twig/*.twig')],
dest: 'www/'),
buildOptions: { prettify: true },
moduleOptions: {
twig: {
base: 'assets/twig'),
data: 'assets/data/**/*.{yaml,yml,json}',
extend: twigMarkdown,
functions:[
{
name: "nameOfFunction",
func: function (args) {
return "the function";
}
}
],
filters:[
{
name: "nameOfFilter",
func: function (args) {
return "the filter";
}
}
]
},
prettier: { useTabs: false, tabWidth: 4 },
htmlmin: { collapseWhitespace: true, }
},
};
Notes
This extension is for custom processing. Use GTwigBuilder for twig file processiing.