I know that this is a very non-standard use case, but I'm chaining HAML, Markdown, and Handlebars (in SproutCore 2.0), and I'm 1 step away from 'beautiful' code. Intermingling HAML, Markdown, and Javascript is less ideal than it could be. If I wanted to add a post-filter to the entire output of HAML, replacing {{text}} with <script>{{text}}</开发者_运维问答script>, what would be the best way to do it?
I could just hack on a post-build step after haml, but I'd like to turn it into something that I can give back to the SproutCore community.
I want to replace
%body
javascript:
{{handlebars}}
With
%body
{{handlebars}}
Which would give me
<body>
<script>{{handlebars}}</script>
</body>
However, I also want this to work when embedded within markdown. For example,
%body
markdown:
# Hello, {{handlebars}}
Currently, the only way to get this is
%body
markdown:
# Hello, <script>{{handlebars}}</script>
Which would product
<body>
<h1>Hello, <script>{{handlebars}}</script></h1>
</body>
Revisiting the same issue much, much later, it appears that there's not a good solution for this with HAML. However, Jade does just about everything that I want.
http://jade-lang.com/
Input
html
script(type='text/x-handlebars')
:markdown
*Hello, {{handlebars}}!*
Output
<html>
<script type="text/x-handlebars"><p><em>Hello, {{handlebars}}!</em></p>
</script>
</html>
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